It's been a couple of years now since GTA 5 was last part of the Xbox Game Pass library, and if a new Rockstar Games Launcher ...

A new update spurs rumors of Rockstar bringing Grand Theft Auto 5 back to Xbox Game Pass following its removal from the ...

Grand Theft Auto 5 on PC has finally received the RT upgrades to achieve feature parity with the current generation console versions, almost three years since they arrived on Xbox and PlayStation ...

There are also rumors that GTA 5 may join Xbox PC Game Pass soon. Higher system requirements needed, but original GTA Online remains available for lower-end PCs. Rockstar Games Rockstar Games just ...

version of GTA 5 for PC. Rockstar Games has promised a variety of technical upgrades and graphical improvements, mirroring the enhancements introduced in the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S ...

It’s been over 10 years since GTA 5 launched and, despite being from the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 era, it’s still one of the most played games on Steam today. GTA 5 has stayed relevant ...

Grand Theft Auto 5 players are planning "one last drive" through San Andreas on the night before the release of Grand Theft Auto 6. Players in the community are divided about the plans ...

A week after Rockstar Games released the Enhanced version of GTA 5 on Steam, users aren't too happy with the experience. Despite including new features such as ray tracing, faster load times ...

A new GTA 5 PC update is on the way to bring mouse-and-keyboard players' experience in line with those on next-gen consoles, and Rockstar is throwing in some bonus vehicles for good measure too.

Grand Theft Auto 5 launched in September 2013, making it nearly 12 years old. Originally released at the tail end of the PS3 and Xbox 360’s life cycle, it has since been ported to every ...

What is the fastest car in GTA 5? If you want to tear up the asphalt ... but if you have access to the PS5 / Xbox Series X exclusive HSW improvements, you can modify the vehicle to an unbelievable ...

It's been an open secret for years now that Xbox has been working on a handheld gaming device – as far back as a year ago, Phil Spencer, Microsoft Gaming's CEO, wouldn't stop cryptically liking ...