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At first, The Ballad Of Gay Tony, along with the first piece of downloadable content, [[The Lost and Damned]] was to be released to the PS3 and PC on March 30th, but, due to Sony Computer Entertainment wanting to edit some of the radio stations, it is now confirmed to be released for the Playstation 3 and PC on the later date of April 13th in North America and April 16th in Europe. | At first, The Ballad Of Gay Tony, along with the first piece of downloadable content, [[The Lost and Damned]] was to be released to the PS3 and PC on March 30th, but, due to Sony Computer Entertainment wanting to edit some of the radio stations, it is now confirmed to be released for the Playstation 3 and PC on the later date of April 13th in North America and April 16th in Europe. | ||
The stories for [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], [[The Lost and Damned]], and The Ballad of Gay Tony were written by [[Dan Houser]] and | The stories for [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], [[The Lost and Damned]], and The Ballad of Gay Tony were written by [[Dan Houser]] and Rupert Humphries. | ||
Luis Lopez is a man who solves problems, and when you are the nightlife legend, [[Anthony "Gay Tony" Prince]]'s right-hand man and bodyguard, there are a lot of problems to solve. A playground for vapid celebrities and tragic socialites, [[Algonquin]]'s nightlife scene is all about glitz and glamour, and owning the two hottest clubs in town ([[Hercules]] and [[ | Luis Lopez is a man who solves problems, and when you are the nightlife legend, [[Anthony "Gay Tony" Prince]]'s right-hand man and bodyguard, there are a lot of problems to solve. A playground for vapid celebrities and tragic socialites, [[Algonquin]]'s nightlife scene is all about glitz and glamour, and owning the two hottest clubs in town ([[Hercules]] and [[Maisonette 9|Maisonatte 9]]) makes Tony the undisputed party king of [[Liberty City]]. He appears to have it all - wealth, power, respect - but, in debt to mobsters, loan sharks and the tax man, facing up to a changing world and the terrible economy, and under threat from pretenders to his crown, Tony begins to spiral more and more into a midlife crisis from hell. Join Luis as he fights to save Tony's empire from the brink of collapse and to make his own mark in a world defined by decadence and excess, all while keeping his mother, [[Adriana Yanira Lopez]] quiet and stopping his friends, [[Armando Torres]] and [[Henrique Bardas]] from calling him a sell out. The party is almost over. It is up to Luis to keep it going. | ||
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Luis visits [[Adriana Yanira Lopez|his mother]], who also has financial issues, and his childhood friends [[Henrique Bardas]] and [[Armando Torres]]. Luis' mother does not approve of his lifestyle, and would like him to attend college. Henrique and Armando are Luis' friends who are heavily involved with the narcotics distribution trade. Luis soon becomes acquainted with [[Yusuf Amir]], a real estate developer in Liberty City. Luis helps Yusuf acquire several vehicles, [[Sexy Time|including]] an experimental military grade chopper called the "[[Buzzard]]", an [[APC]] used by the [[National Office of Security Enforcement|NOOSE]], and [[For the Man Who Has Everything|even a subway carriage]]. | Luis visits [[Adriana Yanira Lopez|his mother]], who also has financial issues, and his childhood friends [[Henrique Bardas]] and [[Armando Torres]]. Luis' mother does not approve of his lifestyle, and would like him to attend college. Henrique and Armando are Luis' friends who are heavily involved with the narcotics distribution trade. Luis soon becomes acquainted with [[Yusuf Amir]], a real estate developer in Liberty City. Luis helps Yusuf acquire several vehicles, [[Sexy Time|including]] an experimental military grade chopper called the "[[Buzzard]]", an [[APC]] used by the [[National Office of Security Enforcement|NOOSE]], and [[For the Man Who Has Everything|even a subway carriage]]. | ||
Meanwhile, Tony is headed in a downward spiral due to substance abuse, supplied by his boyfriend [[Evan Moss]]. Luis, Tony and Evan [[Frosting on the Cake|head to the docks to steal two million dollars worth of diamonds]] from a [[The Cook|cook]] coming in on a tanker called the "[[Platypus]]". During the exchange, members of the The Lost (led by Johnny Klebitz) [[Diamonds in the Rough|attack and kill Evan and acquire the diamonds]]. Tony promises Luis that he will quit the substance abuse and introduces Luis to [[Mori Kibbutz]], and his younger brother [[Brucie Kibbutz|Brucie]]. Mori is highly egotistical and constantly bullies and belittles Brucie, a source of irritation to Luis who repeatedly stands up for the younger brother. Luis eventually manages to effectively cancel Tony's debt to Mori. After Brucie finally retaliates and punches Mori, he later shows up at Maisonette 9 to thank Luis. Brucie leans in towards Luis after a series of compliments, strongly implying an attempt to hit on him. Luis strongly declines, and Brucie awkwardly attempts to convince Luis that he was just testing him to see if he was gay. | Meanwhile, Tony is headed in a downward spiral due to substance abuse, supplied by his boyfriend [[Evan Moss]]. Luis, Tony and Evan [[Frosting on the Cake|head to the docks to steal two million dollars worth of diamonds]] from a [[The Cook|cook]] coming in on a tanker called the "[[Platypus]]". During the exchange, members of the The Lost (led by [[Johnny Klebitz]]) [[Diamonds in the Rough|attack and kill Evan and acquire the diamonds]]. Tony promises Luis that he will quit the substance abuse and introduces Luis to [[Mori Kibbutz]], and his younger brother [[Brucie Kibbutz|Brucie]]. Mori is highly egotistical and constantly bullies and belittles Brucie, a source of irritation to Luis who repeatedly stands up for the younger brother. Luis eventually manages to effectively cancel Tony's debt to Mori. After Brucie finally retaliates and punches Mori, he later shows up at Maisonette 9 to thank Luis. Brucie leans in towards Luis after a series of compliments, strongly implying an attempt to hit on him. Luis strongly declines, and Brucie awkwardly attempts to convince Luis that he was just testing him to see if he was gay. | ||
Tony and Luis meet [[Ray Bulgarin]] and his associate [[Timur]] at Maisonette 9, who offer Luis some work in exchange for financial help. Luis helps Bulgarin [[Going Deep|eliminate some corrupt federal agents]] and acquire the [[Liberty City Rampage]] hockey team. Gracie Ancelotti gets Tony back on the drugs and is later [[...I'll Take Her|kidnapped]] by unknown assailants. The Ancelottis establish that Gracie has been kidnapped because of the [[Diamonds|diamonds]] and are pointing the blame at Tony and Luis. Tony learns that the diamonds are [[Not So Fast|being exchanged at the Libertonian]], and sends Luis to retrieve them. Luis ambushes the exchange (involving Niko Bellic and Johnny Klebitz) and escapes in the Buzzard, which has since been gold plated. | Tony and Luis meet [[Ray Bulgarin]] and his associate [[Timur]] at Maisonette 9, who offer Luis some work in exchange for financial help. Luis helps Bulgarin [[Going Deep|eliminate some corrupt federal agents]] and acquire the [[Liberty City Rampage]] hockey team. Gracie Ancelotti gets Tony back on the drugs and is later [[...I'll Take Her|kidnapped]] by unknown assailants. The Ancelottis establish that Gracie has been kidnapped because of the [[Diamonds|diamonds]] and are pointing the blame at Tony and Luis. Tony learns that the diamonds are [[Not So Fast|being exchanged at the Libertonian]], and sends Luis to retrieve them. Luis ambushes the exchange (involving Niko Bellic and Johnny Klebitz) and escapes in the Buzzard, which has since been gold plated. | ||