Grand Theft Auto V: Last News

Grand Theft Auto 5 actors Ned Luke and Steven Ogg, who played Michael and Trevor respectively, are teasing something with ASUS, and more should be revealed tomorrow.Over on Luke’s Twitter page, he shared a video of himself and Ogg, with Luke in a white tank top and Ogg shirtless, and tagged both Ogg and tech brand ASUS. It certainly looks like the set up to the kind of situation Michael and Trevor would find themselves in.

50 Cent has deleted a number of social media posts that fans believed to be teasers for Grand Theft Auto 6.The rapper’s original posts on Twitter and Instagram claimed that something “bigger than Power” was in the works, and featured an image of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City‘s logo.While 50 Cent claimed he would “explain this later”, the posts have since been deleted on both social media channels. However, this snapshot from Wayback Machine shows the Instagram post before it was deleted.The social media posts caused fans to suggest 50 Cent will be involved in Rockstar Games’ upcoming title Grand Theft Auto 6, which is currently in development.

NME, Project Zomboid developer Chris Simpson has shared that in terms of multiplayer, The Indie Stone is taking “a lot of cues” from GTA RP, a popular mod for Grand Theft Auto 5 that lets players roleplay as a citizen of Los Santos.Simpson, who is a coder and managing director at The Indie Stone, said that the popularity of GTA RP, and the community that has formed around it, has helped to shape what he envisions Project Zomboid‘s multiplayer as offering in the future.“One big thing I’d like to see is really lean into the roleplay aspect and maybe have some kind of Dungeon Master-y type functionality to aid in storytelling and multiplayer. It’s basically to really push the creative storytelling in the game in various ways.

The Lord of the Rings trilogy, has said he would love to adapt Grand Theft Auto into a film.During a new episode of Hot Ones with First We Feast, a YouTube interview series where celebrities chat and eat spicy wings, the actor chatted with host Sean Evans about his video game background, from being the voice of Spyro the Dragon as well as appearing in God Of War.Sean Evans then went on to ask Wood if there is a game he thinks is ready to be adapted to the big screen.“The universe of GTA lends itself beautifully to a screen adaptation or a tv show,” Wood responded. “I mean, I think Vice City could be amazing although that already is sort of inspired by Miami Vice.

Rockstar Games has confirmed that they are launching a record label in collaboration with club music event hosts CircoLoco.Announced yesterday (May 24) CircoLoco Records is a collaboration that has been created with “a view to supporting underground dance music culture worldwide” according to the label’s announcement page. The label shared a video introducing the brand:CircoLoco Records have announced their first album, ‘Monday Dreamin” which has a release date of July 9 and will be available as digital and vinyl.