Forget about trawling web forums, cutting out magazine articles, or scribbled notes, GTA Cheats offers a very convenient way to get Grand Theft Auto cheats on your Android device. Cheats are presented in an easily accessible way. Just click on the GTA Cheats game logo that corresponds to the version of GTA you're playing to view the full list of cheats for that game.

GTA Cheats contains lists of cheats for all of the following versions of Grand Theft Auto:

- Grand Theft Auto - PC/PS1/GBC
- Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 - PC/PS1
- Grand Theft Auto 2 - PC/PS1/DC/GBC
- Grand Theft Auto III - PS2/PC/Xbox
- Grand Theft Auto: Vice City - PS2/PC/Xbox
- Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas - PS2/PC/Xbox
- Grand Theft Auto Advance - GBA
- Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories - PSP/PS2
- Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories - PSP/PS2
- Grand Theft Auto IV - PS3/360/PC
- GTA IV: The Lost and Damned - PS3/360/PC
- GTA IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony - PS3/360/PC
- Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars - DS/PSP/iOS

GTA Cheats is great for finding quick hints to get you through the game (extra vehicles, money, weapons, etc.) but it would be nice if it included some mission guides, or at least maps of each city in GTA.

If you're having trouble getting through any Grand Theft Auto game, GTA Cheats will give you a welcome helping hand.

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There are channels from six of the GTA games included in GTA Radio:

The main menu in GTA Radio allows you to choose a version of Grand Theft Auto by clicking on the appropriate icon. This will launch the audio player screen, from where you can stream all the radio stations from the game.

You cycle through the stations in GTA Radio by using the back and forward buttons. It would've been better to be able to pick from a list since you need to keep flicking through each station to get to the one you want.

As fans of the GTA series will know, there are lots of great stations to listen to. GTA Radio includes music stations for all tastes, including Flash (disco), Choc Electro (electronic), LCHC (hardcore rock), and K Jah (reggae). There's also plenty of hilarious talk radio channels, including shows that feature outspoken presenter, Lazlow.

Unfortunately, all this great content isn't really done justice by the poor, often muffled audio quality in GTA Radio. Sure, it streams pretty well, but it would've been nice to have a high quality audio setting included within GTA Radio.

Fans of Grand Theft Auto will love reminiscing about cruising around the streets of Vice City and Liberty City listening to GTA Radio. The app lacks a bit of polish though.

Download GTA Radio 1.7 in Softonic