GTA Vplayers waiting forGTA VIwill be happy to know there’s a fully playable version of Vice City in the game right now.GTA VIis finally going to take the series back toVice City, though this time there’ll be even more to explore as the borders expand to the entire fictional state of Leonida, modelled after real-life Florida.Take a look at the trailer forGTA VIbelowUnfortunately players still have along wait ahead of them, as the game is scheduled to launch sometime in 2025, though recent developments suggest the game could bedelayed to 2026.AdvertThis means aneven longer waitforPCplayers, who are expected the earliest they’ll get their hands on the game is late 2026 to 2027.Now if you simply can’t wait to explore Vice City and its surrounding areas fear not, as anew modforGTA Vwill port it over as a DLC area, and there are even some new details added.This isn’t just the map either, it’s basically the entire game complete with the story missions and side content, but running inGTA V.Graphically there was only so much that could be done with Vice City, with it being more upscaled than fully-remade forGTA Vwhich would have been a monumental task for anyone other thanRockstar Games.AdvertThat being said, it does look better than the official remaster featured inGrand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, which was harshly criticised for looking very cartoonish, even for a game that was originally released in the early 2000s.Considering how much longer we’ll likely need to wait forGTA VI, this Vice City expansion mod forGTA Vmight be just what we need to pass the time, as well as get a lay of the land in preparation for the sequel.Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:GTA 5,GTA 6,Rockstar Games,PC,Mods
GTA Vplayers waiting forGTA VIwill be happy to know there’s a fully playable version of Vice City in the game right now.GTA VIis finally going to take the series back toVice City, though this time there’ll be even more to explore as the borders expand to the entire fictional state of Leonida, modelled after real-life Florida.Take a look at the trailer forGTA VIbelowUnfortunately players still have along wait ahead of them, as the game is scheduled to launch sometime in 2025, though recent developments suggest the game could bedelayed to 2026.AdvertThis means aneven longer waitforPCplayers, who are expected the earliest they’ll get their hands on the game is late 2026 to 2027.Now if you simply can’t wait to explore Vice City and its surrounding areas fear not, as anew modforGTA Vwill port it over as a DLC area, and there are even some new details added.This isn’t just the map either, it’s basically the entire game complete with the story missions and side content, but running inGTA V.Graphically there was only so much that could be done with Vice City, with it being more upscaled than fully-remade forGTA Vwhich would have been a monumental task for anyone other thanRockstar Games.AdvertThat being said, it does look better than the official remaster featured inGrand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, which was harshly criticised for looking very cartoonish, even for a game that was originally released in the early 2000s.Considering how much longer we’ll likely need to wait forGTA VI, this Vice City expansion mod forGTA Vmight be just what we need to pass the time, as well as get a lay of the land in preparation for the sequel.Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:GTA 5,GTA 6,Rockstar Games,PC,Mods
GTA Vplayers waiting forGTA VIwill be happy to know there’s a fully playable version of Vice City in the game right now.GTA VIis finally going to take the series back toVice City, though this time there’ll be even more to explore as the borders expand to the entire fictional state of Leonida, modelled after real-life Florida.Take a look at the trailer forGTA VIbelowUnfortunately players still have along wait ahead of them, as the game is scheduled to launch sometime in 2025, though recent developments suggest the game could bedelayed to 2026.AdvertThis means aneven longer waitforPCplayers, who are expected the earliest they’ll get their hands on the game is late 2026 to 2027.Now if you simply can’t wait to explore Vice City and its surrounding areas fear not, as anew modforGTA Vwill port it over as a DLC area, and there are even some new details added.This isn’t just the map either, it’s basically the entire game complete with the story missions and side content, but running inGTA V.Graphically there was only so much that could be done with Vice City, with it being more upscaled than fully-remade forGTA Vwhich would have been a monumental task for anyone other thanRockstar Games.AdvertThat being said, it does look better than the official remaster featured inGrand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, which was harshly criticised for looking very cartoonish, even for a game that was originally released in the early 2000s.Considering how much longer we’ll likely need to wait forGTA VI, this Vice City expansion mod forGTA Vmight be just what we need to pass the time, as well as get a lay of the land in preparation for the sequel.
GTA Vplayers waiting forGTA VIwill be happy to know there’s a fully playable version of Vice City in the game right now.
GTA VIis finally going to take the series back toVice City, though this time there’ll be even more to explore as the borders expand to the entire fictional state of Leonida, modelled after real-life Florida.
Take a look at the trailer forGTA VIbelow
Unfortunately players still have along wait ahead of them, as the game is scheduled to launch sometime in 2025, though recent developments suggest the game could bedelayed to 2026.
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This means aneven longer waitforPCplayers, who are expected the earliest they’ll get their hands on the game is late 2026 to 2027.
Now if you simply can’t wait to explore Vice City and its surrounding areas fear not, as anew modforGTA Vwill port it over as a DLC area, and there are even some new details added.
This isn’t just the map either, it’s basically the entire game complete with the story missions and side content, but running inGTA V.
Graphically there was only so much that could be done with Vice City, with it being more upscaled than fully-remade forGTA Vwhich would have been a monumental task for anyone other thanRockstar Games.
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That being said, it does look better than the official remaster featured inGrand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, which was harshly criticised for looking very cartoonish, even for a game that was originally released in the early 2000s.
Considering how much longer we’ll likely need to wait forGTA VI, this Vice City expansion mod forGTA Vmight be just what we need to pass the time, as well as get a lay of the land in preparation for the sequel.
Topics:GTA 5,GTA 6,Rockstar Games,PC,Mods
