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MNJ: Grand Theft Auto V is large game. Actually, large doesnt really describe the immense size of this sandbox properly. Its a game in which you can ride around in a bus, checking out the city at a normal pace all the while experiencing the wholly realistic arrival schedules and other people getting in on the same ride. You can spend your days at a local strip club, throwing dosh at the women working there while gasping at their performances from first person view. Perhaps youd prefer to go out hunting? Scuba diving or parachuting? Hmmmm maybe joining the underground car racing community sounds better, eh? Or if youre really into criminal activities, robbing stores is always a good adrenaline rush. These are all completely viable ventures in this game, and they dont even underline the core gameplay and what its all about. See, GTA V is not about its storyline, as good as it might be, nor is it a game that wants to tell you a story, no. Instead, its an experience in which im...

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Of course, Rockstar adds references like this to their games all the time.

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Tin Salamunic: Since this is my second time reviewing Grand Theft Auto V, and since Ive already expressed my admiration for both console versions, lets address Rockstars problems first before singing any further praises. When it comes to PC gaming, Rockstar doesnt have the best track record. Bully and Grand Theft Auto IV are still one of the worst PC ports to date (even with all the mods), their recent San Andreas HD update was a horrid conversion of the mobile version, and while Max Payne 3 and L.A. Noir were tremendous improvements, Rockstars DRM (Rockstar Games Social Club) remains a nuisance that provides more problems than benefits.

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Hardcore Gamer: "Rockstar continues to improve upon one of the greatest games of all time, not to mention getting over the hump that haunted them for the past seven years. While not as significant of an overhaul as when they brought it to PS4 and Xbox One, Grand Theft Auto V offers the most graphical options and accessibilities on PC."

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Twinfinite: The arrival of GTA V on PC has been a long time coming. Since its original release on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 back in September 2013, the worlds a different place. Jay Lenos tenure on The Tonight Show has come to an end. Scotland, the Grand Theft Auto series birthplace, has voted to remain part of the United Kingdom. Weve even managed to land a probe onto a moving comet. Planet Earth and the human race have taken a step forward into their next age, so has GTA V managed to follow in its footsteps, or has it lagged behind, languishing in a corner as it rests upon past laurels?

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Hardcore Gamer: "Rockstar continues to improve upon one of the greatest games of all time, not to mention getting over the hump that haunted them for the past seven years. While not as significant of an overhaul as when they brought it to PS4 and Xbox One, Grand Theft Auto V offers the most graphical options and accessibilities on PC."

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Steven Walton:"Its been nearly two decades, but I can still remember wreaking havoc in the original Grand Theft Auto and GTA 2 like it was yesterday. Both games were a blast but Rockstar really blew our minds when it shifted from birds-eye visuals to a fully 3D game engine and environment with GTA III in 2001, allowing players to experience open world mayhem across Liberty City from a third-person perspective."