There it is then, we know just pushed back to 24 March.
What we do have is the first screenshots Rockstar have released of the PC version. It's a small selection, but it does include a little bit of arson.
In addition to looking extremely pretty, the PC version will 4K resolution and—just like the PS4 and Xbox One release—first-person mode. If nothing else, the extra two months of work should ensure it's the definitive version of GTA 5.
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There it is then, we know just pushed back to 24 March.
What we do have is the first screenshots Rockstar have released of the PC version. It's a small selection, but it does include a little bit of arson.
In addition to looking extremely pretty, the PC version will 4K resolution and—just like the PS4 and Xbox One release—first-person mode. If nothing else, the extra two months of work should ensure it's the definitive version of GTA 5.
There it is then, we know just pushed back to 24 March.
What we do have is the first screenshots Rockstar have released of the PC version. It's a small selection, but it does include a little bit of arson.
In addition to looking extremely pretty, the PC version will 4K resolution and—just like the PS4 and Xbox One release—first-person mode. If nothing else, the extra two months of work should ensure it's the definitive version of GTA 5.
There it is then, we know just pushed back to 24 March.
What we do have is the first screenshots Rockstar have released of the PC version. It's a small selection, but it does include a little bit of arson.
In addition to looking extremely pretty, the PC version will 4K resolution and—just like the PS4 and Xbox One release—first-person mode. If nothing else, the extra two months of work should ensure it's the definitive version of GTA 5.
There it is then, we know just pushed back to 24 March.
What we do have is the first screenshots Rockstar have released of the PC version. It's a small selection, but it does include a little bit of arson.
In addition to looking extremely pretty, the PC version will 4K resolution and—just like the PS4 and Xbox One release—first-person mode. If nothing else, the extra two months of work should ensure it's the definitive version of GTA 5.
There it is then, we know just pushed back to 24 March.
What we do have is the first screenshots Rockstar have released of the PC version. It's a small selection, but it does include a little bit of arson.
In addition to looking extremely pretty, the PC version will 4K resolution and—just like the PS4 and Xbox One release—first-person mode. If nothing else, the extra two months of work should ensure it's the definitive version of GTA 5.
