Before GTA V: 20 Greatest Achievements In Grand Theft Auto IV

7. TBoGT: Bear Fight

GTA15 Now don't get me wrong, I love beating the crap out of civilians (in GTA), but they're so weak. Three hits and they're out. I like more of a challenge. So I was delighted when I discovered the underground cage-fighting in TBoGT. It's an actual challenge. You go through the first three rounds thinking "This is cake, no worries," and then the dude with the knife comes out and slices you up. Yeah, not quite as fun. If you can get through all the rounds, though, and survive the knives and fat men, you're well on your way to becoming a true cage fighter! Not really, but you do get a bada*s silver fist trophy to display on your shelf of imaginary achievements! And what's better than that? Absolutely nothing. Except for, maybe, an actual shelf of real achievements. But to each their own.

6. Cleaned The Mean Streets

GTA17 Despite being a cold-hearted, ruthless, sociopathic killer, Niko has a good side. That good side usually includes breaking into a cop car (for a good cause) and looking for wanted criminals throughout the city, and then pursuing them. Spoiler alert - they always get killed. Eventually. So how many do you have to hunt down? Well, it depends on how much you want to help the LCPD. To get the achievement, you have to (successfully) hunt down and kill 20 of those most wanted criminals. They can be from any of the islands (each island has 10 each). As long as you get 20, you'll get the achievement. After that, you can stop. If you want. I guess you can go back to your life of robbing and killing old ladies, or stealing cars from Rastafarians. Though the more criminals you get, the more achievements you might be able to unlock. Keep reading.
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