Grand Theft Auto 5 releasing on PS4 and Xbox One this November, PC in 2015
Rockstar Games has announced the official release dates for the PS4, Xbox One and PC versions of Grand Theft Auto 5.
Rockstar Games announced its popular open-world crime simulator, Grand Theft Auto 5, would be making its way to PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One his fall. If you’re a PS4 or Xbox One owner, we have some good news for you. PC players, get ready to be slightly annoyed.
Grand Theft Auto 5 will be available on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on November 18, 2014. PC players will have to wait until next year as that version is expected to release on January 27, 2015.
The PS4, Xbox One and PC versions of Grand Theft Auto 5 will feature numerous visual improvements and technical upgrades, such as increased draw distances and higher resolutions. New weapons, vehicles and activities as well as additional wildlife to hunt, traffic will be more dense, enhanced damage and weather effects, and for you plant lovers, a new foliage system. The radio stations will also receive a big improvement as over 100 additional new songs, new DJ mixes from returning DJs.
Those who pre-order will receive $1,000,000 of in-game cash that can be spent across both Grand Theft Auto 5 and Grand Theft Auto Online. Rockstar also has an incentive for players who are upgrading from a last-gen version of GTA 5 such as exclusive vehicles, activities, shooting range challenges, new weapons and more. Previous owners of GTA 5 will also be able to transfer their Grand Theft Auto Online progress and characters, meaning all of your hard work screwing over other GTA players across various challenges won’t be in vain.
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Rockstar Games has announced the official release dates for the PS4, Xbox One and PC versions of Grand Theft Auto 5.-
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I'm an anomaly, but I didn't like it (on PS3), but I'll probably grab it again on the PS4 to play multi with my brother. I thought it had some really bad missions that would yank the game into a ditch and they were fairly frequent. They did something I've come to despise in games several times. So there would be really boring shitty missions no one likes but Nazi war criminals, shit like tail that car but stay close enough but not too close or it starts over, or park there and stare at other cars and wait for a guy and then tail that fucking guy blah blah blah. Here's where I get annoyed instead of just bored, the fuckers have dialogue like "Man Frank, this is really dull!" "Yeah but blah blah". FUCK THAT. It wasn't cute in Blood Dragon either fuckers. If your shit sucks it sucks, if you acknowledge it sucks and are like lolwhatevs then you are also a cunt and your shit sucks.
That said, the heists were so goddamned good. They just took their wonderful banquet and left piles of shit in all the chairs.
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My bet is that Destiny's PvE stuff doesn't end up having much staying power, save for the people who get really into it, but that the competitive PvP will likely be a big hit for a while.
Basically, I expect it to be like CoD, where no one cares about single-player stuff after a bit, except that the organized raid stuff will likely attract some.
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Do you subscribe to PS+? I would imagine, having not done it myself, that the easiest way to transfer everything would be to save it all to the cloud storage you get as a PS+ subscriber, install the SSD, and then redownload everything.
The PS3 also had a USB option so you could connect a portable drive and dump everything on there. I'd guess PS4 has one as well. My wife and I got a PS4 about 3 weeks ago but we've barely had time to dig around and see what it has to offer.
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No. The 360 version has two discs -- the install disc, which is installed to the hard drive and put aside; and the play disc that you're supposed to keep in your disc drive while playing.
The manual says you shouldn't install it to the hard drive, because all that stuff from the install disc is keeping it busy and it decreases performance and you see more pop in as a result.
A fast flash drive has faster seek times than the disc drive, so to make the game run a little better, I installed the play disc to a flash drive.
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There's still the used market. You can sell a copy of BF4 for PS4 for $10 -> $30 online on ebay or something. Just as you could sell a DVD or a book. I think that makes a difference.
Example - my pal just sold his 360 and like 80 games to a store, I think he's fucking nuts mind you, cause gamestop are bastards - but ultimately he ended up paying about $50 or $100 for his PS4, instead of $550 - because he had 80 games. Old games but 80 games.
Come time to buy a PS5? your PS4 is literally just a box for playing your licenses tied to your account on their servers if you're all digital. You'll get $90 for your PS4 tradein and that's it. So I'm doing my best to buy stuff on disc personally.
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