GTA 5
While the rumors about GTA 6 continue to go crazy on the net, it seems that Rockstar Games has a whole other priority at the moment. It has not been long since the virtual streets of GTA 5 have been filled with a new event entirely dedicated to the world of underground racing and tuning, and as if that were not enough, the fifth chapter of the iconic open world saga will receive by the end of the year a new improved edition for next generation consoles.There are still many unclear details regarding GTA 5 Enhanced Edition, but giving us some new clue about this new version of the game was the PlayStation Blog German. As pointed out within the same official blog, it seems that we are being suggested that the version for the next generation of consoles of the Rockstar epic will be a real title in step with the times, given that it should run at a resolution of 4K up to 60 FPS.
“Have you played the epic game on PS3 and PS4 yet? N and do you really have enough of Los Santos? Of course not, which is exactly why this expanded and improved version of Grand Theft Auto V should be at the top of your wish list. You have never seen the metropolis of Los Santos so beautiful, with a skyline that shines at 4K resolution and as you make your way through the city thanks to fluid 60 fps ”, that's what you can read on the German PlayStation blog.
What can I say, it seems that GTA 5 is a virtually immortal game, and that it will also live on the next generation PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X | S consoles. We just have to wait for the release of the Enhanced Edition on November 11 to see the Rockstar title in action on the new consoles.
There is still a lot of smoke and mystery around GTA 6, but in the meantime we await an official announcement, you can buy the still very popular GTA 5 on Amazon at this address.
3 reasons why GTA 5 did so much better than GTA 4
GTA 5's success since its launch in 2013 has overshadowed almost every single GTA title to have ever launched. Earlier this quarter, Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar Games' parent company, revealed that GTA 5 had sold over 150 million units and accounts for 42% of all GTA franchise sales.
This begs the question, what exactly did Rockstar Games do so right that it outshone its predecessors by such a huge margin, and can they replicate it for GTA 6?
1. A lighter setting
While brilliant, GTA 4's story was a dark and gritty experience that put players in the shoes of a struggling immigrant who faces the ugly side of the american dream. The entire story was an uphill battle, with struggles, heartbreak and pain for Niko Bellic, as there was seemingly no light at the end of the tunnel.
GTA 5's story completely switched the formula up with three protagonists and a story that didn't take itself too seriously. GTA 5's campaign had the right balance of realistic human tension with Michael and Trevor's backstory, but didn't let things get too bleak as the story progressed.
2. Diverse Environments
Contrary to GTA 4's urban landscape, GTA 5's state of San Andreas features varied biomes like deserts, forests and mountains. The variations in terrain made for hours of exploration and wonder, as players went about searching for different animals and easter eggs across GTA 5's massive map.
Having the option of staying in Los Santos or taking a road trip to Sandy Shores really added a sense of depth to the world that only San Andreas has managed to come close to in the franchise's history.
3. Better online component
GTA 4's online component served as the blueprint for Rockstar's smash hit GTA Online that came bundled with GTA 5 in 2013. The concept of a perpetual world complete with an economy and avenues for players to live the high life with their friends was an instant success. GTA Online took off almost instantly and shows no signs of landing 8 years on.
Constant updates, content, cars and heists keep GTA Online afloat and serves as the primary driver for sales until today.
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