The beta character Darkel was a terrorist designed to collapse Liberty City's economy, but Rockstar removed him before release because his missions were tonally too odd and not as good as the rest of the game.
A classic Liberty City shot from GTA III, the world Darkel was meant to terrorize before Rockstar pulled the plug.
The GTA IV logo — Rockstar got way more careful with terrorism themes after the Darkel mess.
Some GTA IV chaos that actually works — unlike Darkel's scrapped missions that couldn't find the right tone.
More GTA IV terrorism content done right — lessons learned from why Darkel got binned.
GTA IV pulling off what Darkel couldn't — missions that actually fit the game's vibe.
GTA IV proving Rockstar can do terrorism storylines — when they're actually good enough to ship.
GTA Chinatown Wars hid a ghost ship in the ocean — and nobody talks about it.
GTA: Chinatown Wars
Drive in circles and rare cars magically appear — or your sports car turns into a completely different one.
GTA: Chinatown Wars
Rockstar's moon size Easter egg was literally an office argument they never resolved
GTA: Chinatown Wars
One GTA IV restaurant is actually two real NYC landmarks stitched together
GTA: Chinatown Wars