Whenever someone is killed whether it be by other players, or AI a message will appear in the top-left corner reading '> Died' or '> killed >'.

GPS waypoints can still be placed on the radar and are visible to all players, along with the guided route (if enabled through the main options of the game). The phone can be accessed at any point during gameplay. Weapons picked up will have a larger amount of ammunition when picked up. Health can also be collected while in a vehicle therefore repairing it. The player can always sprint and never will get tired, and can change weapons more quickly. Gameplay features differ slightly to that of standard single player. The game can support up to sixteen players on Xbox 360 and PS3, and up to 32 on the PC. Multiplayer in GTA IV is hosted on the PlayStation Network (PS3), Xbox Live (Xbox 360), and Games for Windows (PC). Multiplayer is a new feature in Grand Theft Auto IV that has immensely expanded multiplayer functions that were otherwise absent, or limited in previous GTA games. Also note that the number that appears next to the player at the top is the number of other players in the lobby that voted to 'kick' them. If an invitation is sent by another player a notification will pop-up in the top-right corner of the screen. The boxes with and without check marks denote which player are, and aren't ready as well as the game description in the top right corner. In place of this may be the timer which will countdown when all players, or the host and a majority are ready. In the bottom left corner is the amount of currency held by the player. Any players which have a headset can be seen as the ones with the transmitter icon next to the rank. If the host is kicked, another player is then the host. The player with a crown is the host, and in control of the game options, and game type. Located each to next of the player's ID is their current rank. Shown here is the game along with the number of players.

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