Driving in GTA 4 is Annoying

Driving is an important aspect of the Grand Theft Auto franchise, and GTA 4 is no different. Liberty City is filled with vehicles for players to purchase and steal. With this title, Rockstar strove for realism and this extends to the handling of vehicles.

Unfortunately, the result is that cars feel like they’re slipping on ice, and they sway far too much. It’s a damper on gameplay, and it makes driving from point A to B a tedious task. The problem also rears its ugly head when attempting to escape from the police, as weaving through traffic almost invariably results in collisions. Luckily, this issue was addressed in GTA 5.

The Grand Theft Auto series has been a beast of a franchise ever since at least Grand Theft Auto 3. But with Grand Theft Auto 5, the series has been taken to an entirely different level. One of the big facets to that success has been Grand Theft Auto Online, which has become something of a gaming entity of its own. It’s hard to say what the future of the franchise is beyond GTA5 and Online, but a new domain could point to it.

As discovered by Reddit user cmputerguy, there is a newly registered domain of a website gtavicecityonline.com, and it links back to Take-Two Interactive. What could this mean? It’s hard to tell. Most of the information we know seems to point to a potential Grand Theft Auto 6 being a long ways off. Could we be getting some type of Vice City-themed expansion to Grand Theft Auto Online before that? We know more content is coming to the online part of the game, including exclusive material for next generation consoles.

Only time will tell. For the time being, for your GTA fix, you’ll have to be content with Grand Theft Auto 5 and Online on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.