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"Driving, murdering, stealing, oh my!"

Rockstar Games' highly anticipated sequel to the smash hit Grand Theft Auto: IV is shaping up nicely, although we still don’t have a definite release date for the game. But in the mean time, Rockstar is whetting the appetites of eager fans with three fresh in-game screenshots of Grand Theft Auto: V:
 
 


 

Updated 8/22/2012 @ 9:38am
Rockstar Games has just released three more screenshots which showcase "leisure" activities in Grand Theft Auto: V to leave you wanting more:

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RE: Oh boy!
By SPOOFE on 8/21/2012 3:30:56 PM , Rating: 2
The fact that you managed to find "something to do" with that unnecessarily empty and huge map does NOT mean that it was a good idea to create an unnecessarily empty and huge map. You could have still jumped the Grand Canyon if the area down below you was still littered with quests, missions, jobs, or even just interesting doodads to look at. I'm not asking for much, just something more than behemoth polygons and a handful of shrub sprites.


RE: Oh boy!
By christojojo on 8/22/2012 12:24:41 PM , Rating: 2
Just because you didn't like the openness doesn't mean that it didn't add value to others. The Game was huge. I loved the races and the way you could go around exploring just "because' Flying using mods was awesome too, i.e. tie fighter.

The mini games were cool for me Those are the things I missed most in the GTAIV. I loved doing the police, ambulance taxi and other missions for ultimate bonuses wear an ugly taxi or the pop up guns and ammo.


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