GTA VI is set to release on May 26, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Just days after announcing that the highly anticipated video game Grand Theft Auto ... to real-life events from ...

The Emira is one of British manufacturer Lotus's most premium vehicles and a dream car for some enthusiasts, with huge popularity thanks to its feature in the GTA 5 video game. A standard first ...

"Grand Theft Auto VI heads to the state of Leonida, home to the neon-soaked streets of Vice City." Leonida is Rockstar Games' take on Florida, where the real-life Miami is situated. For the ...

This is the kind of stuff you expect to see in a GTA game. But what it also contains is something we’ve never really seen before in a Grand Theft Auto sequel: a couple cuddling and having a real ...

NaturalVision Enhanced will leverage Rockstar's newly-introduced RTGI (ray traced global illumination) implementation, while also introducing a new real-time tunables menu that'll allow players with ...

With Grand Theft Auto 6 planned right now for the Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 in 2026, Rockstar’s history with PC releases means that the wait for those players will be longer still.

A new graphical mod called NaturalVision brings Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto V closer than ever to realistic visuals.

Players can adjust these features in real-time. The mod supports GTA V Enhanced PC version, including PC Game Pass. Image by Razed in the official mod Discord Grand Theft Auto V is set for a major ...

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It took Grand Theft Auto 5 three days to make $1 billion, could it take Grand Theft Auto 6 just 24 hours? Circana analyst Mat Piscatella believes that “there’s probably never been a more ...