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Rockstar continues with the Grand Theft Auto V media deluge, dumping four more action shots on us featuring everything from a helicopter-car chase to a biplane flying through a canyon.

Lest your games of online cops & robbers grow stale, Rockstar today confirmed that Max Payne 3's free multiplayer DLC pack 'Disorganized Crime' will launch next week. With a new map set on the rooftops of Hoboken and new Score Attack modifiers, it'll hit PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on August 28. It'll also add a cheeky little single-player option for classic noir fans.

Rockstar promised more screens for Grand Theft Auto 5 this week, and they have delivered with theree new screens showing off leisure activities.

Having recently teased that jets would return in Grand Theft Auto V, Rockstar today showed off one of the metallic birds we'll get to fly around--a honking great fighter jet. The revelation comes from a trio of new screenshots, which also show the series mainstay supercar Cheetah and a bicycle.

When is Grand Theft Auto 5 coming out? While Rockstar Games has been mum, it might not be as far away as you'd think. In fact, it appears viral marketing for the hotly anticipated open world game has already begun.

Rockstar Games reveals that player-controllable planes were intentionally removed from GTA 4 because the world of Liberty City was simply "not big enough for planes to work properly." But GTA 5 will bring them back.

Rockstar has hit upon a cruel and unusual punishment for cheaters in Max Payne 3's multiplayer: forcing them to play only against other cheaters.

A patch for the Max Payne 3 PC will dive through your monitor tonight in slow-motion, spraying bullets into your face, and blinding you with the glare off its shaven head--figuratively speaking, of course. It will literally resolve a few bugs and issues.

Rockstar today opened up 'crew' registrations for its "rebooted" Social Club service, so you can form a Max Payne 3 posse in advance and have plenty of time to harrass slackers into getting onboard. There are such prizes on offer!

Grab your leather jacket and suck on a lemon, for the mobile edition of Max Payne launched today for iThings. Remedy's hard-boiled, side-diving shooter costs $2.99, and is coming to Android soon too.