Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned
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The following cheat codes are for Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned on PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.
| CHEAT CODES | |
|---|---|
| You must use Johnny's phone and dial the cell phone number to get the desired cheat. | |
| Spawn a Annihilator | 359-555-0100 |
| Spawn a Burrito | 826-555-0150 |
| Spawn a Cognoscenti | 227-555-0142 |
| Spawn a Comet | 227-555-0175 |
| Spawn a Double T | 245-555-0125 |
| Spawn a FIB Buffalo | 227-555-0100 |
| Spawn a Hakuchou | 245-555-0199 |
| Spawn a Hexer | 245-555-0150 |
| Spawn a Innovation | 245-555-0100 |
| Spawn a Jetmax | 938-555-0100 |
| Spawn a NRG-900 | 625-555-0100 |
| Spawn a Sanchez | 625-555-0150 |
| Spawn a Slamvan | 826-555-0100 |
| Spawn a Turismo | 227-555-0147 |
About Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned
Grand Theft Auto: The Lost and Damned (also recognized as GTA4 TLAD) is the first major expansion for Grand Theft Auto IV, trading the soaring skyscrapers of the city for the gritty, leather-clad world of outlaw biker culture. Developed by Rockstar North and released in 2009 for the Xbox 360, with subsequent releases on Windows PC and PlayStation 3 (PS3) in 2010, the game introduces Johnny Klebitz, the vice president of The Lost Motorcycle Club. The narrative explores themes of brotherhood and betrayal as Johnny attempts to keep the club together amidst a brutal internal power struggle triggered by the return of the club's volatile president, Billy Grey.
Across the three platforms, the gameplay is defined by its unique motorcycle mechanics, including a "formation" riding system that regenerates health and repairs bikes when players stay within the club's pack. The Xbox 360 version is frequently noted for its historical significance as one of the first major examples of high-budget episodic DLC, while the PS3 version is celebrated for its inclusion in the "Episodes from Liberty City" collection featuring optimized loading times. The PC version remains the definitive choice for technical enthusiasts, offering superior shadow mapping and the ability to play at higher frame rates. The expansion also introduced heavy-hitting weaponry like the automatic 9mm pistol and the grenade launcher, alongside new multiplayer modes like "Club Business" and "Lone Wolf Biker." Whether you are leading a high-speed highway raid on your Xbox or cruising through the industrial grit of Alderney on your PC, Grand Theft Auto: The Lost and Damned remains a definitive and somber look at the dark side of Liberty City.