GTA IV welcomes you Phil Bell, a business man from Alderney. Phil Bell is a character that was shown on third GTA IV preview by Rockstar, he is introduced to Niko through another character called Ray, and has a strong Italian-American accent. He is believed to be a member of the Liberty City Mafia.
GAMEPLAY ------------------------------------ Titles in the GTA series have traditionally been heavily mission based (fixed missions must be completed to progress through each game), but the freedom to explore and play outside of the set missions in GTA IV will now be more relevant to progress thr
ough the game, according to comments by a Rockstar spokesperson: "We're really trying to blur the line between on-[mission] and off-mission. So storyline, and what you do outside [it], and how those two things influence each other." An Xbox 360 preview of Grand Theft Auto IV published in the May 20
07 issue of Game Informer reveals that the storyline begins with Bellic standing inside the taxi depot (which Roman operates in the borough of Broker in a converted industrial garage), working at a cluttered desk in a shabby environment. Bellic walks to a brownstone house in Broker, where he pushes
open the door and pulls out his pistol—the living room, however, is not occupied. He pushes his way through the back door and smashes the window of a red four-door car using his elbow. The broken glass falls onto the street and the seat of the car, as Bellic unlocks it from the inside. He hot-wir
es the car and sets off to his next destination. The camera angle behind the car is closer to the vehicle than in previous GTA titles, which enables more detail on the car to be seen. After selecting a radio station, Bellic navigates to a section of the BOABO arriving at a dockside. Pigeons and wave
s can be heard in the distance. Bellic then pulls out his phone, which has options for phone book, messages, organiser and camera on its LCD screen. He selects phone book, and he is then presented with another set of options: City Contact, Docks Friend, and Cab Contact. After a brief conversation,
he informs the receiver to meet him at the docks. There is a mission previewed called "To Live and Die in Alderney", which is the second part of "Truck Hustle". The second mission is called "Jamaican Heat", and acts as a tutorial for the new cover/targeting system. The third mission is called "Jaco
b's Ladder", and the fourth (and final) mission is called "Harbouring a Grudge". This mission introduces an Irish character called Patrick McReary, who is related to Francis. Taken from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Theft_Auto_IV Official site: http://www.rockstargames.com/IV/

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