Grand Theft Auto 5 is making its way back to Xbox Game Pass on April 15 after being removed early last year.

Grand Theft Auto 5 will arrive on PC Game Pass later this month in its new Enhanced edition. Back in February, Rockstar released the free GTA 5 Enhanced upgrade for PC players that brings the game ...

As of April 15th, Grand Theft Auto 5 will be joining this roster and made available to anyone with a Game Pass subscription. It is currently unclear how long Grand Theft Auto 5 will remain on Game ...

GTA 5 is returning to Xbox Game Pass on April 15. The title will also be available on PC Game Pass for the first time. Although the game is still incredibly popular, players are eager to learn ...

The weekly GTA Online update for April 3, 2025, is live with reward events, discounts, prizes, and… peyote. Our GTA Online ...

After more than a decade of GTA V, one of the best ways to spice up your gameplay is with some good old-fashioned cheats. They've been a mainstay of the series from Vice City to San Andreas and ...

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Given how many years it takes to create open worlds of the same caliber as GTA 5, it’s no surprise that Rockstar Games has already spent years developing GTA 6. Rockstar prefers to keep its ...

The following was posted April 1st, 2025. Rockstar Games announces a delay for its highly anticipated next title, Grand Theft Auto 6. Even without having revealed a firm release date for the game ...

Grand Theft Auto 5 was released back in 2013 and first made an appearance on Xbox Game Pass in 2020. Since then, it’s been available sporadically on the subscription-based service for console ...

Rockstar announces a new GTA 5 update for PC players that includes PS5 and Xbox Series X features Rockstar Games has announced that a free PC upgrade for Grand Theft Auto 5 will be released in ...

Theft rings that target retail stores will face tougher criminal penalties under a new law Gov. Phil Murphy signed this week. The bill, A4755, was unanimously passed by both houses of the state ...