Fans overly anticipated for with GTA V's PC release on April 14 will have to wait more, though the game's pre-load mode has started. Gamers who have pre-purchased the game will have the chance to pre-load the critically acclaimed, open-world shooter starting April 7. Fans are already on the limits of their patience as the PC release of GTA V has long since been delayed. Starting on its previous promise for a 2014 fall release, the date was pushed back three times already.
Rockstar issued an apology statement to all fans for the delay, though fans are forgiving because the appeal of the game is so enticing.
What PC gamers can expect
Though the game had already been broadcasted fully during its console release, PC gamers will still find interesting things to expect. Foremost is that GTA V will finally be able to run at pure 1080p/60fps. The game was first released on PS4 and Xbox One, but according to Eurogamer, both consoles were only able to reach a little less than 30fps on 1080p.
The game is extremely hardware demanding that PS4's boasted gaming hardware was incapable of taming it and failed to squeeze 60fps performance out of the beast. Hopefully, through its PC release,, gamers can hopefully reach that 60fps benchmark and play the game in all of its visual glory.
Also PC gamers would have to clear some hdd storage as the game needs a whopping 65GB worth of file space. It is a gigantic bulk of game files that on its full release, gamers downloading it using less than desirable internet speeds would weep in agony.
A Spectre Spoofing Satisfaction
Even before the modding tools for the game ever reached the hands of PC gaming enthusiasts, GTA V fans have already exploited the game for their hidden desires. A trailer popped out and went viral featuring a Spectre trailer spoof done using GTA V footage. It is an epic remake of the bond movie trailer to an amazing level of detail that is both amazing and hilarious. Who knows what more hidden spoofing desires GTA V fans have, one can never know. In any case, the game is finally set for full PC release on April 14, 2015.
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