Despite the lack of any official news from game developer Rockstar Games, some Twitter sources remain confident that Grand Theft Auto V will be released on Sony's PlayStation 4 and Microsoft's Xbox One this year.
Every Grand Theft Auto V fan knows just how hard gamers have been petitioning, commenting and complaining about getting the game on PC. Still, Rockstar Games has yet to announce anything about the game even being in the works, but could there be a method behind their madness?
Rockstar Games sure knows how to keep players in suspense. Recently, the game developer released news about "Grand Theft Auto Online," but unfortunately for gamers, questions still remain.
Recently, Rockstar Games announced a slew of spring updates for the online version of Grand Theft Auto V. The game developer was somewhat vague about the release date of some of these patches, but some new features are already dropping.
Rockstar Games has teased a Heists DLC update for its popular Grand Theft Auto Online game. Thanks to yet another hack, however, the new missions are reportedly already playable. Meanwhile, rumors say the update will be released officially soon.
Grand Theft Auto V fans have been waiting, demanding and pleading for a PC version of the game since its 2013 release. Now, some sneaky computer whiz is using this consumer demand to attack.
As Rockstar Games remains mum about the release of Grand Theft Auto for different platforms, the game continues to appear on international retailing websites.
In celebration of the release of the GTA 5 Online Business Update last Tuesday, March 4, Rockstar Games will be holding a Business Weekend Social Club Online Event this coming weekend.
Is Grand Theft Auto V for PC and next-gen consoles PlayStation 4 and Xbox One finally available for pre-order? Based on some international retailing sites, yes, but the news may be too good to be true.
Grand Theft Auto V fans have been demanding a PC version of the game since it was released last year. According to game developer Take-Two Interactive, however, there is no need to release another version of Grand Theft Auto yet. Still, release dates for the unannounced PC game continue fluttering around the web.
Grand Theft Auto Online gameplay keeps changing. Sometimes it is thanks to Rockstar Games, and sometimes it's courtesy of crafty players. This week, the game developer has promised upcoming updates, and yet another cheat keeps the game interesting.
International retailer listings for Grand Theft Auto V PC have kept gamers hopeful that a PC version of one of the history's most popular video games will arrive this year. Reports from game developers Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games, on the other hand, are not as optimistic .
