UPDATE: We’ve had reports that GTA 3 Mobile is working fine on the Samsung Galaxy S2.
Grand Theft Auto III has landed on the iPhone App Store and Android Market (for selected devices). It’s a landmark day for any gamer who looks back fondly on the PS2 era, and a true technical achievement. Want it? Get it from us here and now… Read more
Like most gamers, yesterday’s GTA 5 trailer release got me very excited about diving headlong into Rockstar’s amoral universe once again. But that excitement is tinged by a large amount of concern. Because the trailer hints, once again, at the gaming giant’s ever more visible social conscience. The serious approach is a risky strategy for Rockstar to take with GTA 5 and one which could seriously impinge on its success. This game will sell, of course, but the very future of the franchise depends on the mistakes of GTA IV being learned.
UPDATE: The Grand Theft Auto 5 trailer is live!
Will Grand Theft Auto 5 only be available to download when it goes on sale, presumably sometime next year? That’s what one market research company is predicting today ahead of the trailer’s release at 4pm this afternoon.
The Grand Theft Auto Trilogy (Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas) hit the Mac last year but it’s now got even easier to grab the games.
RockStar has started bringing Grand Theft Auto to the Mac App Store with Grand Theft Auto III now available to download. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City will follow on August 25 with Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas dropping on September 1. They’ll set you back £10.49 each and you’ll need a Mac running OS X 10.6.6 to relive the classic car jacking capers.
Out now | £10.49 | Mac App Store
How does Rockstar Films sound to you? It seems the creators of Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption and LA Noire have been toying with the idea of making movies again.
Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar’s parent company, filed for the “Rockstar Films” trademark in December 2010 and it was confirmed on June 14. It gives firm the go-ahead to release animated and live action movies but will it?
It’s official: GTA 5 is coming. Now, where should Rockstar set its next magnum opus?
Yes, we know Grand Theft Auto 5 has been rattling around the rumour mill for ages now but it’s back on the cards again. With Red Dead Redemption and LA Noire out of the gate, Grand Theft Auto 5 is on the slate again. The chatter says it’ll be released in 2012, development is “well under way” and that “it’s the big one”.
While we don’t know quite know what the “big one” for Grand Theft Auto would constitute, we do have a wishlist of locations we’d love the next game to be set in. Read on for our pick of the five most perilous place to drive GTA to next…
That’s some pretty special artwork there from the bods at Rockstar, and there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye. Click through to take a closer look and see what we mean.
The GTA trilogy (comprised of Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas) are headed to the Mac this year. Rockstar slipped out the announcement in a Q+A on its website where the exciting GTA news was sandwiched between questions about Red Dead Redemption DLC and dealing with multiplayer cheats. Read on for the information straight from the Rockstar’s mouth…