The US was recently rocked, once again, with mass shootings that once again put the spotlight on the country’s weird obsession with gun violence. Of course, politicians tried to put the blame on video games, which have been the scapegoat of choice for the last two decades or so. US Prsident Donald Trump has himself blamed the entertainment medium, suggesting that legislators reduce access to “gruesome” games.

Drugs, guns and a tale split across multiple decades are just some of the rumoured delights to look forward to in Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto 6...when it arrives in 2022 that is.

If a mini-console powered by nostalgia could work for Nintendo, then that’s an idea which could certainly work wonders for Sony and the PlayStation brand. The PlayStation Classic is that very idea, realised and given a Sony slap of paint, although of the 20 games that were announced for the system, only five of them were revealed a few months ago. That all changes today, as the holiday season draws closer and Sony looks to generate some buzz on the console and all of the goodies included. And boy oh boy, are there some absolute classic games bundled in with this device.

Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser has expressed his delight with not having to wonder how Grand Theft Auto 6 would work in today's political climate.

2018 sees Rockstar head back west with Red Dead Redemption 2, but what’s happening with their ultimate franchise? Is Grand Theft Auto VI a mere pipe dream, or is development on it proceeding at a swift pace behind closed doors? According to one wild rumour, yes it is. Speaking to The Know, one anonymous source claimed to have an inside scoop on the going-ons of GTA VI.

The latest Humble Bundle is now live, and if you’re a fan of bullets, breaking the law and high school shenanigans then good news! For a mere Washington, you can grab the following games that Rockstar had a hand in developing.

Rockstar Games was ahead of the curve 15 years ago already when it released GTA: Vice City to massive acclaim. Essentially a Goodfellas version of Miami Vice, Vice City was the 80s to the grodie max brah and mixed with GTA’s trademark sense of satire. Satire which the Psychic Reader’s Network has taken umbrage with according to the Wrap, as they’ve decided to sue Rockstar Games over the character of Auntie Poulet.

Hakuna Matata! In the Lion King, it meant "no worries". In Grand Theft Auto 5, it's a warning that a meerkat is about to fill your body with lead.