When Rockstar Games released The Lost And Damned on Xbox Live, they effectively set the bar for any DLC which followed it. The sheer size of the new content was impressive enough in itself, but the way it all came together so smoothly in one slick package was simply mind-boggling. In the months since, the only expansions comparable to The Lost And Damned, are the DLC packs for Bethesda's mighty open-world monster, Fallout 3. The Ballad Of Gay Tony, the latest DLC for Grand Theft Auto 4, has an unbelievably tough act to follow, so it's to its developer's credit that it not only lives up to the standards set by its predecessor, it also manages to bring down the curtain on GTA 4 in no small amount of style.
