The Grand Theft Auto V, ( the PC edition of acclaimed open-world game) was originally set to launch in fall 2014 along with the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One editions. However, Rockstar Games, postponed the project many times before it finally settled for April 14 global release date. Recently, GameSpot has the opportunity to talk with Rockstar North on this prolonged development, and why postponements were needed to give a great game experience that possibly exceeds and meets the PC gamer's expectations.
Alex Hadjadi of Rockstar North and technical director for graphics of GTA V, says gamers who have waited this long for the PC format of the game are in there for a treat. The PC edition will be the best-looking platform of the open-world game, given that the PC can manage it. It will run on 60 fps and has the better depth of field than the console editions and population density sliders.
According to a Reddit user and also an avid gamer of GTA, "True, but this is pure PR and Rockstar have made similar statements for every version of the game so far. As much as it feeds the circlejerk this sub thrives on I can't help but feel some people are forgetting Rockstars anti-PC statements amid the GTA hype train."
Since GTA Online has such a vibrant and massive community, the main focus is to ensure that nothing detracts from the negative impact and experience it has on the entire community of players.
Finally, Rockstar answered the issue of gamers for GTA V on PC. He wouldn't state much, however, did suggest that any issue that find their way into GTA Online, the video game's entire multiplayer gameplay, will be eliminated if they have negative effect to the gaming experience.
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