Grand Theft Auto V: Eight New Screenshots Unveil Range of Activities

Get lost in the world of Los Santos.

Posted By | On 13th, Jun. 2013

Despite only a slight mention at E3 2013 in regards to a PlayStation 3 bundle, Rockstar Games isn’t laying low when it comes to the biggest multiplatform game of the year, Grand Theft Auto V. They’ve released eight new in-game screenshots for the game, which showcases a multitude of actions and other activities.

Aside from the requisite deep sea diving, shooting, character screenshots and driving, we also get a look at a speed boat you can man in the game to traverse the great waters of Los Santos. Of course, a variety of planes also comes in handy. Given the amount of content and huge open world that the game will have, it’s safe to say that we’ve barely even scratched the surface of Grand Theft Auto V.

The game is due to come out on September 17th for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. It is reportedly tipped to sell at least +10 million units in its first few months.


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