When it comes to video games I’ve noticed a couple of things — we tend to overestimate how good the games we played in the past looked, and we underestimate the progress made by modern games. I remember being slightly underwhelmed by the visual upgrade shown in the recent Grand Theft Auto V trailer but this video, which cleverly remakes the GTA V trailer using footage of GTA IV, shows just how far the games has come.
Sexual harassment is awful. Many people — often politicians, it seems — say things or create situations that make others uncomfortable. So Bolt insurance agency created a chart explaining “Sexual Harassment in the Workplace”.
So, the day is upon us where we’ll finally get the first glimpse of the next entry in the storied Grand Theft Auto series. It’s been more than four long years and, since then, the bittersweet saga of Niko Bellic has become a fond, distant memory for most gamers. Still, the trailer that introduced the immigrant hero hit like a lightning bolt in 2007 and, here at Kotaku, we thought it’d be worthwhile to look back at how Rockstar introduced the world to Niko Bellic.
Grand Theft Auto V is official. And while it’s not set in Liberty City, what better way to honour the game’s announcement than by pounding the iconic digital city’s virtual pavement.
Impressive Grand Theft Auto IV mods are nothing new, but this one — which turns the fictional Liberty City into a very real, very beautiful New York City — is really impressive.
This video appears to be quite old, so apologies in advance if you’ve seen this before, but this Back to the Future GTA IV mod has me quite excited!
We’ve seen a teaser of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City imported into Grand Theft Auto IV‘s visual and physics engine, RAGE. Another mod team is hard at work on the same conversion for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
