Grand Theft Auto V: New Screenshots With the Usual Suspects

The gang is gearing up for their September release.

Posted By | On 30th, Jul. 2013

Rockstar Games has released 12 new screenshots for Grand Theft Auto V, showcasing various characters and activities in the game including bridge jumping, scuba diving and driving along with a military helicopter and private jet. In terms of chaos, it seems like it’s just the usual for Michael, Trevor and Franklin. Check out the screenshots below.


Grand Theft Auto V takes place in Los Santos and Blaine County, and features a large new map to explore with tons of new activities and a deep, neighbouring sea to explore. You’ll be able to control three protagonists this time around and plan out elaborate heists when you’re not looting ATMs, sky-diving or driving around with your dog Chop to pick up some new dog collars.

There’s really quite a lot to do in the game, last time we checked.

Grand Theft Auto V will be releasing on September 17th for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.


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