It's been exactly 10 years since Grand Theft Auto V first launched on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, followed shortly after by Grand Theft Auto Online. In a thread on X today, Rockstar Games thanked fans, calling them "the reason GTA V has thrived across multiple console generations.".
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Last week, Rockstar announced new content for GTA Online to celebrate the anniversary: new outfits, GTA V-themed weapon finishes, additional features, a stock car called the Bravado Hotring Hellfire for GTA+ members, and other collectibles and bonuses for playing certain missions.
In his Verge review of GTA V, Andrew Webster acknowledged the game's expansive world and fun gameplay, but felt that its strongest point was actually Rockstar's story. He felt that the game's approach allows players to experience the game's narrative from three different perspectives simultaneously, in a way that is not possible with the films.
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Since then, Rockstar has shipped versions of the games across the next two generations of Xbox and PlayStation, even improving things along the way with graphical upgrades like ray tracing. It also released and later had to fix the problematic re-releases of the first three 3D entries in the series in Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition.
Unfortunately, Rockstar has made no announcements about Grand Theft Auto VI, which it confirmed was in development last year. Aside from a massive leak of 90 minutes of gameplay footage and source code, little information has been released about the game. Most recently, Rockstar announced that it is partnering with mod development team Cfx.re to support its roleplay servers.
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source of information:theverge.com
