Yesterday, Rockstar Games announced that it would release an update to Grand Theft Auto Online next week.

The update, called The Business Update, arrives on Tuesday, March 4. It will be available to both PlayStation and Xbox gamers.

"Enjoy the perks of rising through the ranks of your Los Santos and Blaine County business ventures with The Business Update," Rockstar Games announced via its Newswire blog. "Thrill-seekers and weekend warriors can hop in any of three all-new, blazing fast sports cars: the Albany Alpha, Dinka Jester and Grotti Turismo R... or take to the skies in the new Vestra airplane."

New vehicles will be for sale at Legendary Motorsport and Elitas.

The update will also include new weapons. Courtesy of any Ammu-Nation, gamers will be able to add the Heavy Pistol and Special Carbine to their extensive weapons collection.

"...the new vehicles and weapons will be available in both Story Mode and Online," Rockstar Games said. "In Story Mode, weapons will be deposited into all three characters' inventory with two full ammo-clips and all three cars are accessible from their garage properties."

In the spirit of keeping things suave, Rockstar Games is also adding business-themed suits, pants, heels, headgear, blouses, hair-dos and tattoos.

Details about Rockstar Games' Business Update Event, which does not have a date yet, are reportedly coming soon.

The game developer also promised its Grand Theft Auto Online players that additional updates are on the way. This includes updates to Online Heists and Capture Creator and more Assassination and Flight School missions.

Grand Theft Auto Online has proven to be a profitable game for its creators. The online version of Grand Theft Auto V is so popular in fact, that it is deterring developers from releasing a new Grand Theft Auto video game soon.

"Seventy percent of people that have played GTA V while online have played GTA Online, which is a free-to-play experience, and recurrent consumer spending, which includes GTA Online revenue, represented nearly half of our digitally delivered revenue in the quarter," Strauss Zelnick, Take-Two Interactive CEO, said this week. "So people are voting that they want to stay engaged, and they are voting with their wallets."

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