Grand Theft Auto 5 PC Trailer Coming Next Week, New Screenshots Released

The PC version of Rockstar's open world crime epic is right around the corner.

Posted By | On 27th, Mar. 2015

Rockstar Games is gearing up for the PC release of Grand Theft Auo 5 and has released 15 new screenshots to hype the same. Check them out below.

The publisher also announced via the Rockstar Newswire that the official PC trailer would be coming next week. This will be our first look for how the gameplay looks on the PC and proof for whether Rockstar has managed to deliver on what the numerous screenshots have been hyping.

Grand Theft Auto 5 on PC was originally set to release in November 2014 alongside the Xbox One and PS4 versions but was delayed to January 2015. It was subsequently delayed to March before finally being delayed to April 14th to iron out the various bugs and issues.

The PC version will ship with all previously released content and DLC, along with the recently released Heists. Will you be picking up Grand Theft Auto 5 on PC? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.


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