Because i am a PS4 boy....Buy the PC version.
And run it at 15fps at lowest graphics with a GTX1080 because Rockstar doesn't give one about their PC ports.Buy the PC version.
If you have a PS3 or Xbox 360, you should get it for them instead. The PC port will run horribly unless you have a top-of-the line gaming machine and even then you should be prepared for trouble.ok i will try it!!!!
If Vice City and San Andreas were numbered titles, GTA IV would be GTA VI.You want a GTA 6 remaster?
Or it can run a pretty consistent 60 fps with occasional dips with a 770M (which is really about the same as a 650 TI) and 4700MQ with everything but draw distance and AA maxed. Because that is how it actually runs on decent computers of recent vintage, because it's not 2009 anymore. Especially not after the recent patch Rockstar put out that made it so you didn't have to jump through a bunch of hoops to get the game to actually recognize your hardware; and which also seemed to finally chase down that memory leak.And run it at 15fps at lowest graphics with a GTX1080 because Rockstar doesn't give one about their PC ports.
If someone has got a computer from the past few years with at least a mid-range GPU and CPU, that person absolutely should not, since those versions will look worse and run worse. The PC port was pretty terrible and unstable on period hardware, but the PS3 and 360 versions were not amazing looking or performing games themselves, and you never had to max out any of the options to make GTA IV look better than the console versions.If you have a PS3 or Xbox 360, you should get it for them instead.
Or it can run a pretty consistent 60 fps with occasional dips with a 770M (which is really about the same as a 650 TI) and 4700MQ with everything but draw distance and AA maxed. Because that is how it actually runs on decent computers of recent vintage, because it's not 2009 anymore. Especially not after the recent patch Rockstar put out that made it so you didn't have to jump through a bunch of hoops to get the game to actually recognize your hardware; and which also seemed to finally chase down that memory leak.
If someone has got a computer from the past few years with at least a mid-range GPU and CPU, that person absolutely should not, since those versions will look worse and run worse. The PC port was pretty terrible and unstable on period hardware, but the PS3 and 360 versions were not amazing looking or performing games themselves, and you never had to max out any of the options to make GTA IV look better than the console versions.
And that's even before you start fiddling with things like the in-game shaders so the entire game doesn't look like the inside of a gym sock, which don't impart any performance hit and are extremely simple to do. Which, when all is said and done, there's your GTA IV Remastered.
Where did you read that? I've heard the reverse:i read it will not happens
Not on PS4 but on XB1 it’s available via backward compatibilityIs there a GTA IV full game download for PS4?
Oh well now. Good thing i have an XB1! Thanks for that. Getting it right this second!Not on PS4 but on XB1 it’s available via backward compatibility