After months of rumours, Rockstar finally announced a remaster of three classic GTA titles (III, Vice City and San Andreas). Today Rockstar finally revealed some details about the upcoming games. They will arrive digitally on November 11, 2021, for all platforms, and there is a trailer showing some gameplay. There has been a lot of news floating around this collection, …

After months of speculation and rumours, Rockstar has finally announced the GTA Remaster: The Trilogy Definitive Edition. This collection will be making its way to all the consoles and PC sometime later this year, hitting mobile devices in 2022. On Rockstar’s website, they had this to say about the announcement “In honor of the upcoming anniversary, today we are excited …

At long last, Grand Theft Auto V is coming to a new pair of consoles. Technically it's already available on them, but this one will be newer! Shinier! More GTA Online-ier! In its latest weekly update, developer Rockstar snuck in a quick announcement and confirmed that GTA V will hit PS5 and Xbox Series X on November 11.

Seems wild that you wouldn’t have played it at this point but there’s always that chance you were living under a rock for the last eight years.

Grand Theft Auto 6 might not officially exist just yet, but it’s only a matter of time before Rockstar games lifts the lid on its incredibly lucrative franchise and gets the hype-ball rolling down the hill. Each GTA game has been a showcase of some pretty impressive technology over the years, and a new patent filed by the Take-Two Interactive, parent company of Rockstar, hints at improving the artificial intelligence within its games by a significant margin.

The old west is full of clowns right now. I’m not talking gullible settlers who were duped into buying a bottle of snake oil or prospectors seeking their fortune in dangerous mines and finding nothing but fool’s gold, but actual clowns. Gangsters in grease paint, black hat harlequins and beefy buffoons who have taken to the Red Dead Online servers to protest.

Rockstar is looking at releasing a “moderately sized” GTA than can be expanded upon after launch with regular updates, creating a cadence of content similar to what GTA Online currently experiences.

LA Noire was a perfect fit for Rockstar’s unique sense of gameplay style that favoured realism over fantasy. So where the heck is the sequel? Nobody knows! Rockstar isn’t spilling the beans, which means that it is Rumour O’Clock!