I just prefer modern-day periods in general for GTA games made in this gaming generation. I just don't think we need to revisit past eras just because of feelings of nostalgia. Especially for VC, as Miami has changed a lot and expanded greatly in size since the 1980s. The Low Down 91.1, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto V that plays disco music, among others. Paradise FM, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories that plays disco music. It worked very well in GTA IV and I don't think there is any need to change that. Fever 105, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City that plays disco music, among others. I simply would just rather a modern-day period setting, I just feel its more appropriate. The Mafia series already covers the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. We need not ruin the great legacy those two games left in the history of GTA and gaming in general. exe, and add it and after that, set as seen below: Make the tweaking AMD. There is no definitely no need for GTA to re-visit the 1980s and 1990s again, its all been done very well and covered by Vice City and San Andreas respectively. Here is how to do that: Step 1: Launch GTA 5 settings. But the absence of those things are not the main reason why I don't wanna see any more GTA games set in the past, whether its in the 1970s and beyond or whatever. I'll throw in the towel on that one and agree with you guys. Ok, ok, fair point, up-to-date technology and gadgets are not essential to making a great GTA game. We know how closely they guard GTA, and with each successive release, they seem to get better at it. In fact, he deflects the question to R*, meaning R* holds all the cards. The title either is or is not exclusive, and the man at Sony won't say that it is.

This blows exclusivity out of the water IMO.

Let’s hope to hear some more on the game very soon. Tretton reassured PlayStation 3 owners that they will be “very happy” with the game on the platform, but seemed very unsure over its exclusivity. Rockstar’s highly secretive title Agent may have gone multiplatform, if a recent interview with Sony Computer Entertainment America president and CEO Jack Tretton indicates anything.Īgent was first announced to be in development for PS3 back at E3 in 2009, but when questioned on the matter of exclusivity by GTTV’s Geoff Keighley at this year’s event in Los Angeles, Tretton recommended the question to be pushed to Rockstar itself.

Disco 1 gta v