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Grand Theft Auto V released on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, an upgrade that includes improved visuals, more missions and a potentially revelatory first-person view. While we work on bringing you our verdict on the new version, here is our original review of the game.
Given the pedigree and almost brutish levels of hype surrounding Grand Theft Auto V, it would have been a surprise if this wasn’t the five-star humdinger that you expected. But here we are: Grand Theft Auto V is the pinnacle of open-world video game design and a colossal feat of technical engineering. It takes a template laid down by its predecessors and expands upon it, improving on and streamlining some of its rougher aspects. It doesn’t break out of that template and can be brash, nasty and nihilistic. But for all its more unsavoury aspects, this is a game built with skilled mechanical expertise and creative artistry.
And money. Lots of it. If the reported cost of £170m is to be taken at face value, GTA V is the most expensive video game ever assembled. If nothing else, that lavishness seeps from every pore of Los Santos, Rockstar’s twisted facsimile of Los Angeles and the grand stage for our crime caper. It is a virtual world of such tremendous scale and fine detail that it continues to baffle how the developers have managed to squeeze it all onto current generation hardware.
And money. Lots of it. If the reported cost of £170m is to be taken at face value, GTA V is the most expensive video game ever assembled. If nothing else, that lavishness seeps from every pore of Los Santos, Rockstar’s twisted facsimile of Los Angeles and the grand stage for our crime caper. It is a virtual world of such tremendous scale and fine detail that it continues to baffle how the developers have managed to squeeze it all onto current generation hardware.
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