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Rockstar Games: The Freemode Events Update for Grand Theft Auto Online is now available as an automatic download for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

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The BBC's Grand Theft Auto drama is getting a thumbs-down from Rockstar

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GTA 5 Cheats looks at whether Rockstar's approach to GTA V/GTA Online means we might see a freemium/free to play/play to win model for Grand Theft Auto VI. "When the game hit the insane 54 million shipped copies milestone, Rockstar and Take Two Interactive released some financial info showing that the vast majority of their revenue came from microtransactions in GTA Online. GTA Online players may purchase Shark Cash Cards for real money, which then add in-game currency to their characters. The free-to-play/pay-to-win model for video games has been immensely popular and lucrative in the past few years, with a number of big-name MMOs switching to an F2P system."

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The British Broadcasting Corporation has a reputation for being relatively well meaning in its programming with decent...

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The BBC's Grand Theft Auto drama is getting a thumbs-down from Rockstar.

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Chris Mawson writes: "The Rockstar Editor is now available for Grand Theft Auto V on PS4 and Xbox One, via the just-released Title Update 1.29, and comes complete with a number of new trophies and achievements for fans to earn."

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Rockstar has lambasted the BBC's recent documentary on the development of GTA: San Andreas, calling it "made-up b***ocks" on Twitter.

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We test out Grand Theft Auto 5's Rockstar Editor mode on a console!

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When Rockstar Games introduced the Rockstar Editor into the lives of gamers for GTA V it was a given that it would open up a world of creative new possibilities for gamers to exploit with the tools, and they didn't disappoint. One of the big new machinima that is catching a lot of attention is a shot-for-shot remake of HBO's True Detective intro from season one.