Monday, September 15, 2014

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Seems Like Grand Theft Auto V Is Coming To PS4

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Sony and Rockstar has a very close alignment these days. If you look closely, you’ll notice that Grand Theft Auto V is always promoted with PS3, and there’s even a GTA/PS3 bundle incoming exclusive to Sony’s platform. But it seems Sony and Take-Two, Rockstar’s owner, have gone even further with their partnership, moving from PS3 to PS4 — where, it ... Read More »

Sony Apologizes For Grand Theft Auto 5 Leak

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If you didn’t know, late last week Grand Theft Auto 5 files were leaked via PSN when Sony placed the digital copy of game up for preorder, where gamers would be able to download the title starting from September 13th, 4 days before its September 17th launch. But audio files were hacked by some savvy gamers from Europe (leak came ... Read More »

GTA V rated for Australia on first go

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Grand Theft Auto V has received an age rating of (drum roll)… R18+ in Australia. Oh, how unexpected. The game was rated “Strong Impact” for Themes, Violence, Language, Nudity and Sex, but received “High Impact” for drug use. Again, unexpected. Information from the classification process reveals the submitted version was the “original” one. GTA V will be released September 17 ... Read More »

Take-Two CEO lets loose what’s essentially a Red Dead sequel

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Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick further fueled the fire of a possible Red Dead sequel. Speaking during Take-Two’s Q1 FY14 earnings results last night, Zelnick stated that the Borderlands and Grand Theft Auto publisher’s goal is “to try to create permanent franchises”. What’s the big deal, I hear you asking? “Our goal is to try to create permanent franchises, that’s the ... Read More »

Agent Is Not Dead

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Rockstar, in a bid to keep relevant the naming rights of its elusive PS3-exclusive game dubbed Agent, has renewed a pair of trademarks to protect the title’s name and its logo, more pointedly the fact that it has “the shape of a handgun comprising the internal section of the letter ‘G’”. Read More »