Despite rumours swirling that we can expect the second official trailer forGrand Theft Auto VIany day now, Rockstar is here to remind us that it is not done withGTA Onlinejust yet.One of the most exciting things aboutGrand Theft Auto VIfinally being released next year is that we will no longer have to eagerly anticipate a brand-new trailer, or subsequently be let down when another day passes without it.Check out the official trailer forGrand Theft Auto VIbelow!With the highly-anticipated Rockstar title expected to launch in Fall 2025, fans are still regularly booting upGrand Theft Auto V,or more specifically, itsGTA Onlinecounterpart.AdvertGTA Onlinestill remains as one of the most popular online games, with its role-playing community making up a large majority of the player base.However,Rockstaritself is not done with it as it has recently announced thatGTA Online’sPCversion will be getting an overhaul in 2025.In an aim to bring the PC version up to the standard of thePlayStation 5andXboxSeries X/S,GTA Onlinewill receive ray-tracing and a visual upgrade early next year.Sharing the news via acommunity update, the online game will welcome real-time ray-tracing as well as increased detail and draw distances and higher resolutions assets.AdvertRockstar did not go into too much detail about this update but has confirmed it will share more information via Rockstar Games Newswire in upcoming months.As well as a visual overhaul,GTA Onlinefor PC is now also home to an additional anti-cheat system “to enhance the security of lobbies and players”.This comes alongside a new December update which will allow players to convert the Darnell Bros Garment Factory into “a hive for clandestine infiltration operations where you can launch a bevy of thrilling and strategic new robberies.”DespiteGTA VIarriving in just a year’s time, it appears as though Rockstar is far from done withGTA Onlineso we will have something to make the upcoming year go a lot faster.AdvertHopefully.Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:GTA Online,GTA,GTA 5,Rockstar Games,PC
Despite rumours swirling that we can expect the second official trailer forGrand Theft Auto VIany day now, Rockstar is here to remind us that it is not done withGTA Onlinejust yet.One of the most exciting things aboutGrand Theft Auto VIfinally being released next year is that we will no longer have to eagerly anticipate a brand-new trailer, or subsequently be let down when another day passes without it.Check out the official trailer forGrand Theft Auto VIbelow!With the highly-anticipated Rockstar title expected to launch in Fall 2025, fans are still regularly booting upGrand Theft Auto V,or more specifically, itsGTA Onlinecounterpart.AdvertGTA Onlinestill remains as one of the most popular online games, with its role-playing community making up a large majority of the player base.However,Rockstaritself is not done with it as it has recently announced thatGTA Online’sPCversion will be getting an overhaul in 2025.In an aim to bring the PC version up to the standard of thePlayStation 5andXboxSeries X/S,GTA Onlinewill receive ray-tracing and a visual upgrade early next year.Sharing the news via acommunity update, the online game will welcome real-time ray-tracing as well as increased detail and draw distances and higher resolutions assets.AdvertRockstar did not go into too much detail about this update but has confirmed it will share more information via Rockstar Games Newswire in upcoming months.As well as a visual overhaul,GTA Onlinefor PC is now also home to an additional anti-cheat system “to enhance the security of lobbies and players”.This comes alongside a new December update which will allow players to convert the Darnell Bros Garment Factory into “a hive for clandestine infiltration operations where you can launch a bevy of thrilling and strategic new robberies.”DespiteGTA VIarriving in just a year’s time, it appears as though Rockstar is far from done withGTA Onlineso we will have something to make the upcoming year go a lot faster.AdvertHopefully.Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:GTA Online,GTA,GTA 5,Rockstar Games,PC
Despite rumours swirling that we can expect the second official trailer forGrand Theft Auto VIany day now, Rockstar is here to remind us that it is not done withGTA Onlinejust yet.One of the most exciting things aboutGrand Theft Auto VIfinally being released next year is that we will no longer have to eagerly anticipate a brand-new trailer, or subsequently be let down when another day passes without it.Check out the official trailer forGrand Theft Auto VIbelow!With the highly-anticipated Rockstar title expected to launch in Fall 2025, fans are still regularly booting upGrand Theft Auto V,or more specifically, itsGTA Onlinecounterpart.AdvertGTA Onlinestill remains as one of the most popular online games, with its role-playing community making up a large majority of the player base.However,Rockstaritself is not done with it as it has recently announced thatGTA Online’sPCversion will be getting an overhaul in 2025.In an aim to bring the PC version up to the standard of thePlayStation 5andXboxSeries X/S,GTA Onlinewill receive ray-tracing and a visual upgrade early next year.Sharing the news via acommunity update, the online game will welcome real-time ray-tracing as well as increased detail and draw distances and higher resolutions assets.AdvertRockstar did not go into too much detail about this update but has confirmed it will share more information via Rockstar Games Newswire in upcoming months.As well as a visual overhaul,GTA Onlinefor PC is now also home to an additional anti-cheat system “to enhance the security of lobbies and players”.This comes alongside a new December update which will allow players to convert the Darnell Bros Garment Factory into “a hive for clandestine infiltration operations where you can launch a bevy of thrilling and strategic new robberies.”DespiteGTA VIarriving in just a year’s time, it appears as though Rockstar is far from done withGTA Onlineso we will have something to make the upcoming year go a lot faster.AdvertHopefully.
Despite rumours swirling that we can expect the second official trailer forGrand Theft Auto VIany day now, Rockstar is here to remind us that it is not done withGTA Onlinejust yet.
One of the most exciting things aboutGrand Theft Auto VIfinally being released next year is that we will no longer have to eagerly anticipate a brand-new trailer, or subsequently be let down when another day passes without it.
Check out the official trailer forGrand Theft Auto VIbelow!
With the highly-anticipated Rockstar title expected to launch in Fall 2025, fans are still regularly booting upGrand Theft Auto V,or more specifically, itsGTA Onlinecounterpart.
Advert
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GTA Onlinestill remains as one of the most popular online games, with its role-playing community making up a large majority of the player base.
However,Rockstaritself is not done with it as it has recently announced thatGTA Online’sPCversion will be getting an overhaul in 2025.
In an aim to bring the PC version up to the standard of thePlayStation 5andXboxSeries X/S,GTA Onlinewill receive ray-tracing and a visual upgrade early next year.
Sharing the news via acommunity update, the online game will welcome real-time ray-tracing as well as increased detail and draw distances and higher resolutions assets.
Advert
Advert
Rockstar did not go into too much detail about this update but has confirmed it will share more information via Rockstar Games Newswire in upcoming months.
As well as a visual overhaul,GTA Onlinefor PC is now also home to an additional anti-cheat system “to enhance the security of lobbies and players”.
This comes alongside a new December update which will allow players to convert the Darnell Bros Garment Factory into “a hive for clandestine infiltration operations where you can launch a bevy of thrilling and strategic new robberies.”
DespiteGTA VIarriving in just a year’s time, it appears as though Rockstar is far from done withGTA Onlineso we will have something to make the upcoming year go a lot faster.
Advert
Advert
Hopefully.
Topics:GTA Online,GTA,GTA 5,Rockstar Games,PC
