All Articles: Grand Theft Auto V
The ESRB says Grand Theft Auto V is really naughty
Oh. My. God. The ESRB has released the “Rating Summary” for Grand Theft Auto V and it’s… it’s a little crazy.
Naturally, the game has been rated Mature for “Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Mature Humor, Nudity, Strong Language, Strong Sexual Content, and Use of Drugs and Alcohol.” But its the ESRB’s in-depth analysis of the game’s content that really drives home just how insane GTA5 is. The game will include copious amounts of nudity (including naked cultists), enough swearing to make the Goodfellas blush, a little drug use, enough violence to make Quentin Tarantino blush, and… just for fun… some necrophilia.
You can read the whole sordid thing after the break. (more…)
Grand Theft Auto V Achievements give a closer look at life in Los Santos
Xbox360Achievements has done their thing again and discovered the complete list of Achievements for Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto V. The game will include a total of 49 Achievements, though 11 are currently hidden behind the Secret Achievement text. Of the 38 remaining Achievements, 17 can only be earned through the game’s online mode, Grand Theft Auto Online.
Looking over the list, few of the Achievements seem to be story-based. Instead, Rockstar has given us a quick glimpse at what life in Los Santos will be like for Michael, Franklin, and Trevor. You can live the American dream by joining a cult, investing in the stock market, hunting sharks, becoming a bounty hunter, or exploring the San Andreas countryside outside Los Santos. You can channel your inner Fox Mulder and seek missing spaceship parts and return them to their extraterrestrial owners. You can even buy car insurance. Truly, the world of Grand Theft Auto V is just like our own.
Presumably the Trophies in the PS3 version will be the same as their Xbox 360 counterparts. You can see the complete list of Grand Theft Auto V’s Achievements after the break. (more…)
Grand Theft Auto Online promises a “living online world”
Rockstar Games has revealed Grand Theft Auto V‘s multiplayer component in a new video and they hope that the online mode, known as Grand Theft Auto Online, will capture “the heart of the Grand Theft Auto experience.”
Grand Theft Auto Online takes place in a “persistent and continually expanding world.” The multiplayer mode will also include “an array of structured and unsctructured activities” such as arm wrestling and motorcycle cliffjumping. Rockstar plans to develop a ton of post-release content for Grand Theft Auto Online, but players will be able to create their own using an in-game editor.
The entire thing looks ridiculously huge. And we’ll find out exactly how big it is on October 1, when Grand Theft Auto Online goes live for all PS3 and Xbox 360 owners of Grand Theft Auto V.
Nvidia claims Grand Theft Auto V will get a PC release this Fall
Nvidia held their quarterly financial call last week and the video card maker has confidently predicted that Grand Theft Auto V will be available for the PC this Fall. Chris Evenden, the company’s Senior Director of Investor Relations, delivered the news during his opening remarks:
[G]amers are preparing their systems for a strong roster of games coming this fall, including blockbuster franchises, such as Call of Duty: Ghosts, Grand Theft Auto V, and Assassin’s Creed IV.
It’s possible Evenden was mistaken about the timing, but Rockstar certainly has plans to bring Grand Theft Auto V to the PC, even though nothing’s been announced. And lumping it in with two officially announced games, Call of Duty: Ghosts and Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, lends a bit more credence to the statement.
Every previously released GTA game has eventually found its way to the PC, but there’s typically been a six to eight month lag time. With Grand Theft Auto V set to hit the PS3 and Xbox 360 on September 17, a “Fall” release for the PC version would be a fantastically fast turnaround.
An Introduction to the World of Grand Theft Auto V: First gameplay video released
As promised, Rockstar has released the first gameplay video for Grand Theft Auto V this morning. Everyone already knows all about the three playable characters and Southern California-inspired environments of Los Santos, so you should have no trouble diving right in to “An Introduction to the World of Grand Theft Auto V.” And stay tuned for a first look at the game’s multiplayer component, Grand Theft Auto Online. Rockstar has revealed that we’ll get a closer look at that soon/
Grand Theft Auto V will be released exclusively for the PS3 and Xbox 360 on September 17.
Sony @ E3 13: Sony announces GTAV PS3 bundle
During their E3 2013 Press Conference today, Sony announced a console bundle for upcoming blockbuster Grand Theft Auto V. The GTAV bundle will include a 500GB PS3, the titular game, and a PlayStation Plus trial subscription. The bundle will release simultaneously with the game on September 17, at a price point of $299.99.
A special Grand Theft Auto V-branded custom headset will also be available this September.
Grand Theft Auto V Special Edition and Collector’s Edition detailed
Do you have your wallet ready? Rockstar Games just revealed the contents of the Grand Theft Auto V Special Edition, as well as an even more fully stocked Collector’s Edition.
The Special Edition, which is priced at $79.99, includes a SteelBook case, a Blueprint Map, an in-game Special Ability Boost, the Stunt Plane Trials game mode, an Outfits and Tattoos pack, and an Additional Weapons pack.
The much more lavish Collector’s Edition, and priced to match at $149.99, includes everything you get in the Special Edition as well as a GTA5-branded Security Deposit Bag, a GTA5 baseball cap, a classic GTA character for use in the GTA Online mode, and Unique Vehicles and Garage Property pack.
Everyone who pre-orders Grand Theft Auto V, regardless of which version you pick, will receive access to the Atomic Blimp vehicle in the game.
Hit the jump for a look at the Special Edition and Collector’s Edition of Grand Theft Auto V as well as more details on all of the goodies each premium version of the game contains. (more…)
A trio of character trailers for Grand Theft Auto V now online
The latest Grand Theft Auto V trailer, actually a trio of trailers starring the game’s playable characters, is now available for your viewing pleasure.
Michael, Franklin, and Trevor are three very different criminals who all do things their own way, but you can watch all the chaos come together in the video embedded above.
Grand Theft Auto V will be released for the PS3 and Xbox 360 on September 17.