Grand Theft Auto 6 is still on track for a console release in the fall of this year, and a PC version of the game is still firmly in the realm of wishful thinking. So as you can imagine, there was a collective gasp of hope when Corsair Gaming vice president of finance and investor relationship Ronald van Ween mentioned a not-too-distant PC launch during the company's recent quarterly financial call.

GTA 5's PlayStation and Xbox exclusive features are finally coming to PC, meaning players will finally be able to take advantage of GTA+.

Grand Theft Hamlet is now available to watch at home, with MUBI adding the film to its catalogue today. MUBI is available to add as a Prime Video channel on Amazon, costing £11.99 per month. However, you can start a 7-day free trial before paying for the subscription.

Rockstar Games announces a significant upgrade coming to GTA 5's PC version that will add new technical and gameplay features.

GTA 6 is still nowhere in sight, and despite the confirmation that it will be released in 2025, players still have their doubts. In the meantime, it seems we are all still playing good

Will GTA 6 be available for PC just a few months after hitting consoles? Corsair CEO Andy Paul seems to think so.

The only official content we've had from Rockstar Games itself so far is the first, and so far only, trailer for GTA 6 in December 2023 and there has not been any update from the studio about it since.

GTA 6 is slated for this year, and while PC fans get a free upgrade of GTA 5 in the coming weeks, some are worried Rockstar is trying to placate those playing on the platform

Grand Theft Auto 6 is expected to be released for consoles later this year. In typical Rockstar Games fashion, the PC release is still unknown. Traditionally, the studio will port their games to PC one-to-two years later.