With the "Grand Theft Auto V" PC Edition launch moving ever closer to unreachable star status, Rockstar had gamers on the edge of their seats with an announcement promising "improvements and extras planned for the Heists." All of these would be included in the PC edition, of course. Gamers would then go, "really, Rockstar?"
Earlier, "Grand Theft Auto V" PC edition was scheduled for a January release but was moved to a March release due to improvements aimed at tapping the 4K support for the game as well as making it run smoothly on 1080p60. There were also some new features to be included like a three monitor support feature and a video editing feature, which would enable gamers to create clips that they could share online. These were topped with amazing screens of "Los Santos," which gave gamers a glimpse of the land flowing with guns, glitz and gold.
However, those wouldn't be the last time Rockstar made promises to PC gamers. In fact, a new set of "Adversary Modes" would be prepared for the "Grand Theft Auto V" PC Edition, based on a report from PC Gamer. These additional modes would, however, be released ahead for PS4, PS3, Xbox One and Xbox 360. PC gamers would have to wait for April, like a desert waiting for summer rain.
Although Rockstar had prepared a picnic basket full of goodies for the "Grand Theft Auto V" PC Edition, a few PC gamers have already voiced out their thoughts about this. One gamer went on to say that "PC gamers are the afterthought, after all."
Even if these would be very few voices, no one could tell if there would be more sharing their frustration about the delay. Nonetheless, "Grand Theft Auto V" PC Edition would not be the last title to move its release date. In fact, there would be several games that have either adjusted their release dates or kept silent about it mainly because of developers' desire to raise the game's graphic design to the next level. So goes the race to give gamers the most fantastic gaming experience they would ever have.
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