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 A tense week of rumors and confusion in the Grand Theft Auto 5 modding community concluded with a wave of relief for many, after Rockstar Games released its official statement approving the use of single-player mods for PC players. It's a good thing In addition to the upcoming launch of video editing tools within the current-gen console versions of Grand Theft Auto V, Rockstar Games is also working to add The Lab radio station to Xbox and PlayStation systems. While the new music will be available GTA V modders are at it again, it seems. From shooting cars out of a gun, to enhancing the graphics in Grand Theft Auto V, and even dropping whales an underwater GTA V mod created using a modified PS3 previously. As the title of that article suggests Many people anticipated Grand Theft Auto V on PC because it afforded them the ability to play Rockstar's open-world chaos simulator on the platform of their choice. A whole other subset of people looked forward to it because it was prime material for the 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 .
Rockstar Games confirms that Grand Theft Auto 5 players across all not to mention fresh missions. GTA 5 launched across a myriad of platforms in recent years, making its first debut on PS3 and Xbox 360 in 2013, then on the PS4 and Xbox One in 2014 After they said that it would be a PC exclusive feature, it looks as though Rockstar Games will be releasing the Rockstar Editor for Grand Theft Auto V on the consoles. The Rockstar Editor will not be reaching the Xbox 360 or PS3 consoles, but it will be A few weeks ago, the developers of Grand Theft Auto V released the Rockstar Editor, a tool that allows players to record, edit and upload video of their gameplay in the hugely popular title. It appeared that the Editor would remain exclusive to the much Grand Theft Auto 5 is currently available for PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One. Those that would like to mess around with the game’s mods will have to pick up the PC version. .
