Falling on your crotch is funny, when it's in a video game. So is dying multiple times over for no apparent reason.

Several days ago, a woman named Lucia e-mailed me to tell me the positive impact Grand Theft Auto IV had on her life. The game helped make her “a strong, independent black woman,” she told me. Hers was not the kind of e-mail you get every day, certainly not about a game like Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto.

An enterprising Grand Theft Auto IV modder just added the Millennium Falcon to the—wait ... wait ... Oh, my! What have you done? Oh my! It's BACKWARDS! You flea-bitten furball! Only an overgrown mop-head like you ...

As previously proven, the huge environment of Grand Theft Auto IV's Liberty City is a perfect playground for billionaire industrialist Tony Stark. Now GTA modder supreme H1Vltg3 teams with JulioNIB to create the ultimate Iron Man mod, complete with multiple suits of armor, a custom interface, and the ability to play…

I have to say, while I enjoyed watching Woody from Toy Story wreaking havoc in Liberty City, I didn't really think I'd like watching Mater from Cars do the same. Come to think of it, I think I figured my relative enjoyment would be about on par with the difference between my enjoyment of Toy Story and Cars.

There's certainly no shortage of funny Grand Theft Auto IV mods out there, but that doesn't mean there isn't room for one more.

The endless series of zany mods for Grand Theft Auto IV now includes a space shuttle, which you may fly to the moon.

Thanks to a dedicated community, the PC version of Grand Theft Auto IV has been continually polished and upgraded since its release all those years ago. To the point where, now, it looks like something from the future.

We saw the first Grand Theft Auto V trailer recreated in the original San Andreas (GTA: San Andreas, to be exact). Then someone set it in Grand Theft Auto IV. So, with the second trailer's release earlier this week, it's natural we get that one rebuilt inside IV as well. This is by YouTube user underage117.

It's true that the PC version of Grand Theft Auto IV has given birth to some truly inspired mods. But not many of them totally re-paint Liberty City in as spectacular fashion as this one does.