‘GTA V’ online play suffers outage following Epic Games Store giveaway

Epic Games’ GTA V giveaway caused chaos beyond Epic’s own games store. Rockstar is warning of problems accessing GTA V for PC and the company’s Games Launcher due to “extremely high player volumes.” We’ve asked the developer for comment, but it doesn...

Rockstar doles out freebies to ‘GTA Online’ and ‘Red Dead Online’ players

Rockstar's multiplayer games apparently had a banner holiday, and the company is using that as an excuse to hand out goodies to players (and, conveniently, give them a reason to keep playing). GTA Online gamers will get $1 million in virtual currenc...

Four years on, ‘GTA Online’ is still a money-spinner

Almost four years down the line, GTA V is still drawing big crowds. And players are dropping a lot of dollar on the game's ballistic online mode. That cash is filling up the safes at Take-Two Interactive. The distributor announced on Wednesday that t...

‘GTA Online’ update brings new multiplayer mode and patriotic swag

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Game studios go all-out with Halloween events and sales

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‘Grand Theft Auto 5’ outsold almost every game in January

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Grand Theft Auto V’s iFruit companion app reaches Windows Phone

Grand Theft Auto V's iFruit companion app reaches Windows Phone

Grand Theft Auto V players with Windows Phones have been missing out on the game's iFruit companion app for a full two months, but they're getting their turn today. The newly available port shares the same features we've seen in its Android and iOS counterparts, letting criminal masterminds tune their rides and take care of Franklin's dog Chop. Those eager to visit Los Santos Customs from the comfort of their Lumias can download iFruit now from the Windows Phone Store.

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