Meet Yusuf Amir

360 News | He's nuts.

Rockstar sure seem to want to make a point with their final Liberty City act, The Ballad of Gay Tony. Their latest in a long line of trailers, players meet one of the most powerful men in Liberty City, Yusuf Amir. For those who have read our preview, he's the guy that gives you missions that require you to steal helicopters and subway carts. Because he can. Oh, and says things that you probably wouldn't repeat in front of your nanna. Enjoy:

Put some damn pants on, you pervert!

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5 Comments

Charly

2 years ago

That voice is Omid Djalili, yeah? Has to be.

DEJA VU

2 years ago

LOL, Yusuf amir the rich arab wouldnt this course alot of the middle eastern people to sue (preety sure i'm using the wrong term here sowy) EA?

EDIT: i mean the whole rich pimp that swears alot with an arabic name

grim-one

2 years ago

DEJA VU wrote

wouldnt this course alot of the middle eastern people to sue EA?

I don't see why anyone would sue (or even be upset) over that. He's a little full of himself, but there's nothing really offensive there and definitely no racial generalisations.

Charly

2 years ago

Why is he any more 'offensive' than any other GTA character ever?

Personally, I think he is awesome.

matrix-cat

2 years ago

The Bullet from San Andreas is back. So far there is nothing about Gay Tony I don't like; it's GTA at its best.

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Australian Release Date:
  29/10/2009 (Confirmed)
Publisher:
  Direct Online by Publisher **
Genre:
  Action
Year Made:
  2009

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