GTA V looking set for a 2012 release date
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http://www.t3.com/news/gta-v-under-way?=57759
"GTA V is on its way. The sequel to the best-selling GTA IV has been pegged for a 2012 release, with sources at the game’s creator Take-Two telling Gamespot that a launch next year is “pretty likely.”
While details remain scarce, the insiders were bold enough to claim that GTA V is, “…the big one,” and that development is “well under way.” Word is that Take-Two and Rockstar are already finalising last details such as mini-games.
Where GTA V is set is still not clear. Recent tittle tattle has suggested the follow-up is likely to be based in an LA-like city, building on the California-themed success to the ace GTA San Andreas."
I loved San Andreas, can't wait for this one
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"GTA V is on its way. The sequel to the best-selling GTA IV has been pegged for a 2012 release, with sources at the game’s creator Take-Two telling Gamespot that a launch next year is “pretty likely.”
While details remain scarce, the insiders were bold enough to claim that GTA V is, “…the big one,” and that development is “well under way.” Word is that Take-Two and Rockstar are already finalising last details such as mini-games.
Where GTA V is set is still not clear. Recent tittle tattle has suggested the follow-up is likely to be based in an LA-like city, building on the California-themed success to the ace GTA San Andreas."
I loved San Andreas, can't wait for this one
.LawrenceOfArabia said:
Wasn't IV meant to be "the big one" as well?
They do all tend to be "the big one" with the GTA series. I wonder what they'll do to move it along this time though - and also how many discs it will come on (LA Noire is 3 discs on the 360, and I'm guessing GTA will be bigger)NismoGT said:
The sense of humour needs to make a return. Lacking a lot in GTA 4.
Missions need more variation. Driving somewhere to shoot an enemy gang , or placing a car rigged with explosives somewhere gets tedious very quickly.
The problem with the humour is that it got a bit too real. When the graphics were still a little cartoony it was ok do do silly things (R/C vehicles with machine guns for example) but that would have just been daft.Missions need more variation. Driving somewhere to shoot an enemy gang , or placing a car rigged with explosives somewhere gets tedious very quickly.
davepoth said:
They do all tend to be "the big one" with the GTA series. I wonder what they'll do to move it along this time though - and also how many discs it will come on (LA Noire is 3 discs on the 360, and I'm guessing GTA will be bigger)
Is XBox not due for blueray soon?I had heard suggestion that some multi-platform games had been restricted in data size due to the lack of BR on XBox.
NismoGT said:
The sense of humour needs to make a return. Lacking a lot in GTA 4.
Missions need more variation. Driving somewhere to shoot an enemy gang , or placing a car rigged with explosives somewhere gets tedious very quickly.
Yep - I ended up just taking Taxis everywhere in the end. I sit in traffic in real life, I don't want to do the same in a game.Missions need more variation. Driving somewhere to shoot an enemy gang , or placing a car rigged with explosives somewhere gets tedious very quickly.
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