Rockstar is officially okay with single-player Grand Theft Auto 5 mods! Celebrate by shooting cars out of a gun. Vehicle Cannon by user flocraftMods lets you fire cars and trucks out of any gun in your arsenal, including the stun gun. Find it on GTA5 Rockstar has revealed that it will be bringing a possible new weapon, new vehicle and other “very cool new toys” to Grand Theft Auto 5 in a forthcoming update. “We are also working on another update coming soon that will feature some very cool new "Grand Theft Auto V" will getting a popular graphic enhancer mod to improve the look and feel of the game. Information has just been released "Grand Theft Auto V" will soon be getting iCEnhancer, a well-received modification that will change the game's Rockstar Games confirms that Grand Theft Auto 5 players across all platforms will be on the receiving In the meantime, Rockstar Games has released a wide variety of free updates for the game's GTA Online multiplayer mode, adding plenty of missions This is probably one of the coolest things you’ll ever see! Fans recreating elements of Grand Theft Auto V in real life isn’t new. There are countless videos on YouTube of people imitating the multi-dimensional world of violence and fuckery. The question over whether Grand Theft Auto V PC gamers can get banned for using mods has been swirling around the community for a couple of weeks. Rockstar Games gave a definitive answer to the question in a Q&A post on Thursday that should clarify the .
So remember that PC exclusive tool that Grand Theft Auto V players have been able to use? The Rockstar Editor won’t be exclusive to the PC GTA V game for too much longer, as revealed by a post on Rockstar’s Newswire. “I would like to use [the Word that using single-player mods in Grand Theft Auto 5 could get you banned from GTA Online caused a storm in the PC modding community last week. Now, Rockstar has come out with an official statement, asserting their support for single-player Grand Theft Clearly there has been a lot of anticipation among PC gamers for Rockstar’s latest crime opus: SteamSpy’s stats say there are over 2.2 million owners of Grand Theft Auto V on Valve’s gaming 60 versus the respective Free, Free and $14.99 price The PC version of Grand Theft Auto V that launched last month included, among other things, a video editing suite called the Rockstar Editor. This morning, Rockstar announced that they're working to bring that feature to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One .
