Rockstar has released an update for GTA 3 on Android, bringing with it a host of new features and fixes, as well as support for the Asus Transformer Prime. With the Prime’s keyboard controls, the tablet/laptop hybrid may be the best way to complete it. Read more
Max Payne 3 has had its release date pushed back from March to May, but that’s probably due to the amount of thought that’s gone into every tiny aspect of the shooter’s development. Rockstar’s latest video explains just that. Read more
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
UPDATE: We’ve had reports that GTA 3 Mobile is working fine on the Samsung Galaxy S2.
Excited about the full fat Grand Theft Auto 3 headed to your mobile phone? It’s been given a launch date of Thursday 15 December, so there’s not long to wait. There’s just one catch: you know how Rockstar said it would run on the Samsung Galaxy S2 Android phone? Yeah, it’s not saying that anymore.
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.
Grand Theft Auto 5. It’s coming. No release date, no platforms, just a short tease of what to expect: Rockstar was good to its word and released the trailer right on the dot at 4pm. As a source reported last week, Grand Theft Auto 5 does indeed return to the fictional Los Angeles of 2004 hit Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, with the Vinewood letters aping the Hollywood sign visible in the 90 second apéritif.
Grand Theft Auto 3 in your pocket? Yes please. Rockstar is releasing the game on iPhone and Android to celebrate the game’s tenth anniversary.
Rockstar has made Red Dead Redemption the game that just keeps giving. It’s confirmed that a new batch of free Red Dead Redemption DLC will mosey onto Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network in September.
The Myths and Mavericks bonus pack will feature fan-favourite multiplayer characters like Landon Ricketts (that’s the grizzled guy in the picture above) and add new multiplayer locations to Death Match, Grab The Bag and Gang matches as well as other online modes. Our original Red Dead Redemption multiplayer review pondered whether the game was just too big and still it’s getting bigger!
Out September | £free | Rockstar
