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Welcome to Snap Saturday, GTANet’s ode to the virtual photography community who continue to capture some amazingly creative shots across GTA and Red Dead. Grand Theft Auto V reached its 8th anniversary yesterday! From the first teaser in 2011, to the marketing period (and information droughts!) in 2012, to its absolutely explosive release in September 2013, that even brought good chunks
Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter believes that Rockstar has delayed the release of Grand Theft Auto IV because it is struggling with development on the PlayStation 3. And since it’s likely that Rockstar had an agreement with Sony not to favour one console over the other, it means they can’t release one version and delay the other. “We think it
Sony’s Phil Harrison has responded to concerns that the PS3 doesn’t have enough third-party exclusives, by stressing that they would come in good time. When asked about GTA IV, Harrison said: “I don’t think PS3 has the install base to support Rockstar’s investment in GTA IV on its own.” Source: IGN
Earlier this year Microsoft announced a “strategic alliance” between themselves and Rockstar, which would bring exclusive downloadable episodic content to the Xbox360TM version of GTAIV. However, EuroGamer are now claiming that – according to a source close to Rockstar – the team are working on exclusive supplemental content for both systems, which will be made available for download via Microsoft and Sony’s respective
“New York, NY � May 9th, 2006 — Rockstar Games, the universally-renowned publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO), is proud to announce Grand Theft Auto IV, the next-generation console debut of the genre-defining Grand Theft Auto franchise. Developed by world-class designers Rockstar North, Grand Theft Auto IV will be simultaneously available for the PlayStation�3 and Xbox 360�
Play Magazine (UK) have published a four-page article containing rumours, speculation and a fake map plus details of how they believe GTA4 will look. They’ve named it “GTA: Land Of The Free”, which basically consists of ten major US cities, including those featured in previous GTA titles. Ten cities seems a bit far fetched in my opinion, but they do
Various early reports (such as IGN) following the PS3’s unveiling at E3 are saying that Sony have mentioned the next GTA could/will be a launch title. This hasn’t been officially confirmed to my knowledge, but I did find this quote lurking amongst a bunch of other quotes from random developers regarding the new console: “Each time SCEI launches a console, the
Electronic Gaming Monthly magazine has done an article about Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas in its January issue (number 187). The article appears in the “Afterthoughts” feature. EGM interviewed Terry Donovan (CEO, Rockstar Games), Sam Houser (President, Rockstar Games) and Dan Houser (creative director) about the development process behind San Andreas. The feature also includes a “10 things you didn’t
