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The makers of the FiveM mod for Grand Theft Auto 5 have reportedly been banned from the Rockstar Social Club for creating an online world similar to, but separate from, GTA Online. FiveM makes use of dedicated servers to provide an online multiplayer experience while simultaneously supporting custom levels, assets, gameplay modes, and other mods, something Rockstar does not allow in GTA Online. In fact (and ironically), one of the primary purposes of FiveM was to comply with restrictions on modding in GTA Online, which Rockstar warned in May "could give players an unfair advantage, disrupt gameplay, or cause griefing."

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Grand Theft Auto V has now shipped more than 54 million copies worldwide, parent publisher Take-Two Interactive announced on Monday as part of its latest earnings report for the quarter ended June 30. This is up from nearly 52 million three months ago.

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Grand Theft Auto 5 and Mafia 3 are both open-world crime games so it's easy to lump the two together. However, Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick said that the games are very different.

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Need something to spice up your boring, average, every day Grand Theft Auto play? You need Iron Man's Hulkbuster armor, of course.

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Grand Theft Auto continues to post strong numbers for Take-Two, but sales are beginning to slow.

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Some wonderful individual has re-created the entire intro from the classic Scooby-Doo cartoon series in Grand Theft Auto V. It's not perfect, but man some of these shots are even funnier in GTA's engine, and you gotta love that Chop model.

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This surprisingly functional mod turns Grand Theft Auto 5 into an RPG.

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Fallout 3, Dead Space, Grand Theft Auto 4, Left 4 Dead 2008 was a great year for video games. Partly, that's why Mirror's Edge got shut out. Competition was stiff, and in the shadow of the impact crater left by Call of Duty: Modern Warfare in 2007, in 2008 a successful mainstream game had to be either a fresh instalment in an existing franchise, or armed with the implicit sell-through qualities of guts and guns. Mirror's Edge was neither. It has always felt like a game that was stuck between markets. It wasn't big, expensive and safe enough for the mainstream, which in 2008 became more entrenched in risk aversion, nor was it different, bold or plucky enough for the independent scene, which that summer had a major console breakout thanks to Braid.