Grand Theft Auto

A poll of people who bought Grand Theft Auto V has revealed that 14% of those buying Grand Theft Auto V actually bought two copies, with the number one reason for that being that they just couldn't wait until their online pre-order arrived in the post. 52% of those polled had pre-ordered online.

A video has been released of what can only be described as an “incident” at a Gamestop Grand Theft Auto midnight launch. In it, a customer tries to claim his copy of Grand Theft Auto with a business card instead of a picture ID, acts rather badly and holds up the line while boosting up the drama. It’s the reaction of the manager, however, that makes the video noteworthy and, love her or hate her, you’re bound to have a…

Grand Theft Auto V is a definite success - as if anybody expected otherwise - with the best part of a billion dollar's worth of games sold in only a single day. The exact number is closer to $800 million, and it's the biggest launch for both publisher Take-Two and within the Grand Theft Auto series itself.

It’s only a few days until Grand Theft Auto V is released on the world, and people are hungry to get their mitts on it. Perhaps the biggest financial indicator of that is the fact that CEX have copies that you can buy and play right now, but you’ll need to pay £70 for the honour. A little over 24 hours before the midnight launch of Grand Theft Auto V and that time is apparently worth £30 over the RRP…

A Scottish newspaper called The Scotsman ran a story earlier today highlighting the insane budget for the soon to be released GTAV by Rockstar.

The excitement is mounting. It's now less than two weeks (11 days, in fact) until Grand Theft Auto V is released on the world. With new details revealed every day and nothing but positive reaction web-wide, you might be forgiven for thinking this could be one of the biggest games of all time. Any way you look at it, it's kind of a big deal, right?

Think that selling a game is as easy as buying some copies and waiting for delivery? Think again! An indie games store owner has struggled to get even a single copy of Grand Theft Auto V for his shop, and the things Rockstar need him to do to change that are more than a little ridiculous...

Rockstar have announced that a new trailer for Grand Theft Auto V will be released this Thursday. Aside from calling it the "official" trailer, little else is said about it This will be the eighth trailer to be released for Grand Theft Auto V, and will likely be one of the last before the game is launched. Expect this to be a mash-up of everything we've seen so far, a nice mix of single player gameplay, story and online features. It seems unlikely that it'll be as shocking as the others, but perhaps there'll be a few surprises to keep fans hungry ahead of ...

It makes for a wonderful story, doesn't it? A poor innocent child, excited to play on his PlayStation 3 console, puts in his copy of Grand Theft Auto IV and suddenly becomes a crazed lunatic. He reaches for his grandparent's gun - which happens to be loaded and in an easily accessible place - and then he moves into the other room, shooting her through the head.

The world premiere of the Official Grand Theft Auto Online gameplay trailer will be this Thursday August 15. The gameplay trailer of the single player portion of Rockstar’s upcoming GTAV released last month was enough to satisfy most (if not all) fans. It even managed to create a buzz surrounding the online element by giving us a brief glimpse of things to come. Now, only a few weeks away from its release date, R* are finally showing us exactly what…