Rockstar ha informado de que ha baneado a usuarios de GTA V Online que han utilizado ciertos mods, incluso aunque los jugadores lo utilizaran en modo de un jugador y sin conexión. Tras el estreno de Grand Thetf Auto V en PC el pasado mes de abril IGN previously reported on this rumor, explaining that gamers were afraid to start making mods on the PC version of the game with banning on their mind. This week, Rockstar posted to their official blog a message to modders and player, explaining that Rockstar has announced that Grand Theft Auto 5's currently PC-only Rockstar Editor feature is coming to PS4 and Xbox One after all. The powerful editing tool, which permits players to put together movie-like gameplay clips of their time in San Andreas If you're one of those creative gamers who enjoy modding your games for further enjoyment, you best hold off on Grand Theft Auto V for a while Rockstar explained to IGN: "Our fans do some amazing things with our games, but our priority is on making though PS4 folks are probably sweating it the least), and the modding controversy (no, they're not banning 'em), so you probably want to head over to read the whole thing anyway. You can read our review of the current-gen 'GTA V' on consoles right here. In this week’s Video Game Round-Up, we discuss a new Hearthstone player milestone, Electronic Arts’ revenues, a new Grand Theft Auto 5 PC mod, and more Game Rant for the latest in video game news, reviews, and trailers. .
A tribute to Fast & Furious 7 and the late Paul Walker made using Grand Theft Auto V has gone viral. The video – made by but if you need a little more persuasion here's our Fast & Furious 7 review. Grand Theft Auto 5 won multiple Game of the Year awards before being ported to current-gen consoles and with the recent release on PC, the game is now available on nearly every major platform. Although the game received stellar reviews and positive Enjoy Wii Bowling in your dotage. Visit the GTA V Metacritic page and you’ll see that it has a 97% rating, based on 47 reviews of its new PC version. And it looks like our Matt was one of the people responsible for putting it there, so blame him (we’re Rockstar has seemingly been laying down the banhammer on Grand Theft Auto V players, prohibiting them from playing the with them posting negative user reviews on the game’s Steam page. The number of negative reviews has already impacted its rating .
