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Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard

GTA V is back and this time on next-gen hardware. I have to say, and I've never done this in my 30+ years as a gamer, when I installed t he game and fired it up and played the opening prologue, I started to smile and grin ear to ear with excitement. Make no mistake, this is not just GTA V with better graphics, this is GTA V at it's full imagined potential. If you were pulled into the game last year on the old consoles, this one pulls you in deeper. It's the most immersive and cinematic experience I've ever had playing a video game. This next-gen version goes far beyond just eye-candy, the entire single player campaign has so much life to it now that it's almost overwhelming. When I finished the first mission with Franklin and was allowed to do what I wanted for the first time while playing, I simply started walking around Los Santos to take everything in. Buildings and billboards that were blurry and fade off into the background on the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions are now razor sharp and highly detailed... for miles! I was looking around at things I had never noticed before because the hi-resolution graphics command you to pay attention. And speaking of looking around, I switched to the new first person perspective and immediately noticed how as I walked past people on the streets of Los Santos, they would make eye contact with me, making the world even more immersive. There are new pedestrians too, with all new things to say and funny conversations to listen in on, which was a welcome surprise. The physics of the game have been rebalanced as well. It's difficult for me to express this in writing, but everything feels like it has a more realistic gravity to it. For example, run into a street post in your car and instead of it feeling like it's made out of paper mache, it actually has some weight now (and can severely damage your vehicle). Some people have complained that the cars are slower in GTA V, I disagree, it feels like everything has a more realistic weight to it, that's all. You can still fly down the street in your ride if that's what you choose to do, but now it actually feels like your in a car and not a toy. I'm barely a few missions in with Franklin, but I'm amazed. Add in the new songs (which are better than the original selections for the game), first person mode and not just enhanced graphics but also enhanced particles, character models and gore effects and you have what feels and looks like a whole new game. I feel like the last year I've been playing GTA V Beta and this game is actually the true finished version of the game Rockstar envisioned. A word about GTA Online: I was able to smoothly transfer my old character into GTA V for the Xbox One with no problems. The new character creator is amazing and offers and large amount of customization options for your character. I spent over an hour tweaking mine, it's a great feature! While the servers have had several issues at launch (I was expecting them to, this is the most popular game series of all-time by the way) I have been able to play a lot today and wanted to say some things about it. To the people that say this game is just a port-over with better graphics, read this carefully: my favorite activity in the GTA Online are Survivals, so I joined a game and played with 3 other people. Within the first minute of playing I knew I had spent my money wisely on this game. The enemies came at us quickly and aggressively. One guy died almost immediately from behind a popular hiding spot on the map because he probably wasn't ready for it. The Survival was intense, fast paced and very realistic. Did we have to wait in hiding spots for several minutes for the enemies to come to us like on the 360 and PS3? No.... oh no we did not. The enemies were coming at us heavy and hard to kill us! Plus, when the helicopters appeared, I took out my minigun to take it down and Rockstar has added new lens flare effects to the gun, new particle effects to the helicopter as it was being shot... it was tremendous, visceral, fast paced and intense! Plus, little things like after winning a race your shown posing in your garage are nice touches that weren't possible on the old consoles. I have yet to experience a 30 player lobby, but as server issues get fixed they'll happen and when they do it will add a whole new dimension to freemode. Some things people have been curious about with GTA Online: I just wanted to answer a few questions here that people ask a lot regarding GTA Online in various forums and at the Rockstar site: Q: Are there animals online? A: No. Personally, I don't see a reason to add them because if it's a choice of having 30 player lobbies or 16 players with animals (they would eat up a ton of memory online) then Rockstar made the right call by leaving them out. Plus, isn't the whole point of online to interact with other players and not wildlife? Q: Can we use the Railgun and the Duke o'Death online? A: No. A lot of people are upset about this, but I think Rockstar intentionally did this at the launch of the next-gen version because they want people to experience those items in the single player first. Will they be added to GTA Online in the future? Nothing has been announced, but I think it's a strong possibility, especially since GTA Online is constantly evolving experience. Rockstar could be saving them for future DLC releases. Q: Have the cheap wall breaches been fixed yet that cheaters use in GTA Online? A: I have only checked two locations, and they have been fixed. I didn't check all known breaches, but it's good to know that two of the most popular ones are now gone, so hopefully they sealed them all up. Q: Is the traffic denser online? A: It doesn't seem to be, to me at least. In story mode? Yes, but not online. However, the good news is that when online, if you no longer see one type of the same car traveling in one area. The car spawns are now very varied. I'll take this over denser traffic any day! If anyone has any other questions about the game, feel free to ask and I'll try to respond. Overall, I think the game is well worth the $60 price and I'm really looking forward to seeing Heists (the next announced DLC) and all the other additions and events Rockstar will release in the months to come. ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2016 by Shawn Collins

GTA's familiar rollercoaster

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GTA has been one of my favorite series since GTA III. I have had GTA V on PS3, Xbox 360, Xbox One and PC. I'll start off with a bit of a negative feeling I had with it. I didn't like the idea of multiple player-characters but I believed if they could make the player-characters interact with each other, it could be very revolutionary for ... one player games. They really didn't succeed on that. I've spent countless hours on the game looking for a car that I wanted Trevor to have but won't see a single one. Then, I switch to Franklin and Michael and the first car I see is the one I wanted Trevor to have but outside of driving to Trevor, getting out and switching characters there wasn't much of a way to pull this off. To make matters worse, the other characters are rarely seen when you try to go back to where they were. This also applied to money, weapons, bullets, etc... Besides that, this is a very fun version of GTA, my personal favorite. I thought the little stories for each character were funny, the NPCs were memorable and funny too. I still hear "Green light, green light ...Martin Madrazo... give you green light!" I also liked the way they had the characters of Franklin and Michael working together. Trevor is the star of the three but as with every GTA, they always go overboard with a character. Trevor should have had the most funny parts but most of his were serious and that's the other part, they made him too bitter. This is a longtime problem with GTA characters. None of the three characters were any happier at the end of the game as they were at the first of the game. If you have played GTA games you already understand that part. A big part of the fun for me was just running around and beating up random people. See, a negative comes in, you draw the police attention way too often for the smallest things. My most hated one is still in this part. Police car turns into you while you're on a timed mission and on comes the sirens. I don't know if it was intentional but the mountain between San Andreas and Blaine County made for a perfect escape route no matter how many stars but it also meant I spent a lot of the game driving a 4WD to rush around the dirt roads. The weapons still leave a lot to be desired. Hopefully, part 6 will rethink the way weapons are unlocked. It can be frustrating to finally get the two weapons you want with only 2 missions to do. My last complaint is on the violence. In 2018, GTA V, is very tame. If nothing else, if they just made the violence similar to Fallout. The only reason I see this game being rated M is the language. I was also disappointed that they didn't release any story DLC. But the graphics are very good, the pace of the game is faster than the previous part and really it's better paced than any of the GTAs since III. They also removed some of the once innovative parts that aren't just working like the dating that was required. The controls aren't as clunky as they used to be. You and I both can see the vast improvements they've made but it could be better. It's still a game every gamer over 18 should play. I should mention the other part. GTA Online. I've never played it. I even found it a little annoying when a splash screen would pop up telling me about a new weapon in GTA Online. Most of those are available in story mode but a lot of the Online special content disappears, especially the vehicles. Then we're back to watching Youtube videos hoping to find out where to get our favorite car at. Those who have labored with GTA already know this too and I think it's why we keep doing it. Maybe if they made everything work better or more fair, it wouldn't feel like GTA? You can easily spend 100+ hours on this game just like previous GTAs. It's well-worth the price. ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2018 by WW

I have a good network, and my NAT settings are open;***UPDATE TO MY REVIEW*** What a difference a cable makes!!!

Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard

Ok, so I finally took the plunge and upgraded to new generation Xbox One a couple of weeks ago. Along with my purchase, I also ordered Grand Theft Auto V for Xbox One. So why am I still playing GTA 5 older version on my Xbox 360? Well, I'm finding the new generation GTA extremely unstable to the point where I'm constantly getting disconnected. Or, if I can get online, I join a race just to be disconnected before finishing the race. At other times, I can't even log on. I have a good network, and my NAT settings are open. Maybe its just me as I am reading numerous 5 star reviews with no mention of network complaints. Am I furious? No, not at all. I have researched network issues to find other users have been having problems too. Also, I'm sure Rockstar is working hard to get things running smoothly and this is all temporary. I am confident that in a couple of weeks, perhaps a month from now, the servers will be a lot more stable. In the meantime, I'll just play the 360 version or Assassin's Creed Black Flag which came with my Xbox One bundle. Other than my network problems, I'd give this game a solid "5" or even higher if I could. I've been playing the 360 version since its release and I've never played a game with so much longevity. One thing about this game I've always loved is the flying. This is the first console game I know of (maybe there are others I don't know about?) where you can actually take off and LAND. Yes, land. And the turbulance while flying is very convincing and feels real. I can recall other console games with flying involved that did not allow for landing. I was even told once that console hardware just didn't have the inner workings to allow for aircraft landings as opposed to PC. What I love to is the quality. Just the little details built into this game such as dust flying up around the tires. Other than my network problems with the new gen GTA V which I really believe are just temporary, I am very excited as I love the new first person modes for both driving/racing and team deathmatch, and the upgraded graphics are noticeably better though not jawdropping better. Just curious, anyone else reading this and who has the new gen version, are you finding the servers stable? Is anyone constantly getting kicked off? ***UPDATE TO MY REVIEW*** ***WHAT A DIFFERENCE A CABLE MAKES*** December 3rd Ok, as I originally reviewed the Xbox One version of GTA V as having server problems, I did an interesting experiment last night and wired in my Xbox One to my router. What a difference a cable makes! I played two hours non-stop and online gameplay was stable and seamless. Not once did I get kicked off, the game played excellent. In fact, I had forgot to mention before that playing through wireless connection I had lag or choppy framerate issues, all this is gone with a wired modem connection. Therefore, I'm concluding that everything is good on Rockstar's end and for some reason, my modem just doesn't communicate well in wireless mode with my Xbox. I'm upping my rating to the game to 5 stars. The bottom line is if anyone out there is frustrated due to often getting kicked off or disconnected in the middle of GTA 5 gameplay, and you're playing wireless, try hooking your Xbox into your modem with a a wire connection. It made a world of difference, at least for me. ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2014 by DEE-DOR

GTA 5 is plain and simple... THE BEST GAME IN THE WORLD

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Imagine a game where you can fly many different types of airplanes, drive the fastest cars in the market, customize any car you want to you own style, doing races, getting into shoot outs with other players, doing crafty missions, doing intense heists, making millions of dollars, owning your own home, having three different lifestyles with an additional fourth person, and even being able to use a vending machine to get a fresh can of soda. Well you can stop imagining all of that because Grand Theft Auto V is the game that has all of those things as much much more. Grand Theft Auto is a game series I grew up with since the very first game in the series coming out in my early childhood. This game is unlike any other game out in the world because of all of the things you can do or buy and it has endless possibilities. It has a lot of variety when it comes to making the game into your own style with cool cars that resemble many of the fancy cars from the real world, it has a ton of different guns to choose from. Playing the story mode was just insanity because of how much it actually kept me busy. I didn't get bored with the story mode at all. In fact, I liked it so much that I played it a second time from the beginning, and ended up making millions and millions of dollars by the end of the final mission. The graphics for the game are amazing and have a lot of small details such as the beach and the piers that California is known for having. The size of the map is huge. It takes a very long time to get from one side of the map to the other, similarly as it did in Grand Theft Auto San Andres, but this map is probably five times as big or even more. Every other place had this game for about $60 dollars even after being out for a few years, and Amazon was the only place with it for $40 and I could not be more happier. The price and the two day amazon prime shipping had me hooked. The packaging was to be expected, and was perfect for a game case such as this. The quality of the game was new as expected. The game did take up a lot of room in my xbox one hard drive mainly do to the huge map and all of the features and the many dlc updates getting added on to the game. Overall, Grand Theft Auto Five is going to be my favorite game for many years to come, probably until the next game in the series gets released. ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2016 by Kevin

GTA 5 re imagined on Xbox One

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I had GTA 5 on PS3 and man did it have problems. They fixed quite a few bugs in GTA 5. The 8 GB of RAM on 8th gen consoles makes a huge difference in graphics and performance. Gameplay has also been improved somewhat and the FPS mode is a great feature they added. It's fun in cars asside from the rear view mirrors being blurry. You can also see how fast your going in most cars as the steering wheel blocks the guadges in some cars. The FPS mode seem a bit off when your on foot because your character is constantly looking to the left if you are looking at yourself in a mirror or something. I hope they fix that. It's not a huge problem but it's a noticeable one. It's still playable in FPS but it's just a bit weird your characters head is always looking to the left. The Bawsaq market on the Internet has also been fixed. It used to say it was down like 80% of the time but I can now get on the Bawsaq market with no issues investing durring the lester assassination missions. The new vehicles give more variety to traffic and vehicle spawning has been significantly improved. Before when I played GTA 5 on PS3 I had two to three of the same cars spawning and driving around almost every where. They also brought back some vehicles from GTA 4 with a few improvements to their design. I noticed the return of the imponte dukes (69 Dodge Charger) and the blista compact (80's Honda CRX) these cars were in GTA 4 but we're left out in GTA 5 7th gen. Here's why I gave it 4 stars, the vehicle spawning has been improved but I still notice it goes back to a bunch of the same two to three cars sometimes but not as badily is it did on 7th gen so it's kinda fixed but not all the way. I ended up in the parking lot by the Del Pero peer and noticed the entire parking lot had nothing but those smart car things. This problem seems to still occur after the story is completed but it is somewhat improved for 8th gen. Also cars that almost never spawn now spawn like the saber (one of my favorite cars) Another issue I have is none of the DLC vehicles are in the vehicle lock up anymore. You ether have to find them or buy what you can on the websites. They did add some of the DLC vehicles to the website but the rest you would need to look for. And the lack of outfits is a bit of a downer. Also I was really hoping to see Jimmys army outfit in the closet after that mission but oh well. The returning players content (rail gun and duke of death) is awesome! I had to transfer my online charicter from PSN to Xbox Live but I got those items for story mode no problem. You gotta do stuff to unlock them. I think after a certain mission the rail gun becomes unlocked but it costs $250,000 and ammo is $100 per round and only holds 20 rounds. You unlock the duke of death after surviving the mission (I drove through the military base to loose the prusuing trucks) after that it was avalable on catch and carry for $275,000. ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2015 by Sgt. Slab Wrankle

OMG BOBBY BROWN SINGS THE SONG FROM GHOSTBUSTERS 2 ON THE RADIO NOW!!!

Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard

Ok, so I bought this little gem last year. It was good on the 360. Rockstar was all like, shhhh, it's ok, we aren't putting it on next gen because we spent so much time on it and it looks as close to next gen as you can get. Then like a little boy at bible camp again, they got me when I wasn't paying attention. Shortly there after not only did they announce they were putting it out on next gen, I found it hard to sit. I wasn't even gonna touch it cuz I'm like, "Oi! You money hungry yogurt eating hippies haven't even released heists! You promised that snizt ORIGINALLY!" So I was not the happiest little camper on the reservation. Then they released all the cool new guns and I was like meh. Then they were like "You can be your old self and look new!" and I like meh. More marketing dust to confuse us poor people to buy something we already had. Then they were like, "Call of Battledoody!" And I was like what? FP (first person to the more high brow intellectuals slumming it in the Amazon crowd), well this could be interesting. I thought maybe it was a gimmick, and let me tell you what. It is. But it's fun. Frankly with the 800 hours I put into the game on the 360, I felt like they should pay me to play it more. However here I am, lost in the STD, Plastic t**s and d-bags of Los Santos. It's a great place to hang out and it is still just as much fun the second time around. Only cooler because not only does everything look better, which is good for the ADD people like myself that are distracted by shiny, the world comes alive even more than it did before. It's hard to explain, but the world does feel more alive this time around. You really do feel like you are just another John Harry Richard cruising the streets, looking for a little "back-alley health" if ya know what I mean and I think you do. It is a worthwhile purchase, even if Online isn't fun alone. People suck. Then again they suck everywhere and you know this, you spend time outside. If not you spend time inside, like me, and meet people through the internets; where everyone is racist and doing your mother. All in all, it is definitely worth the double dip to be square. ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2014 by Rob W

Lots more to do

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Great game - I had it for Xbox 360 and when I received my Xbox One, I bought this for myself so I could continue playing it on my new console. Loads of new things. I originally heard they were making GTAV for the new consoles and thought, that's dumb, why would I pay for the same game twice? But after seeing what is different, I understand and didn't hesitate to purchase it. The graphics are astounding, much clearer than the game on older gen consoles, the first time I played it, my cars even looked different due to the colors being clearer! There are loads of new features, that I don't even think everyone will be able to find. New vehicles, activities, car mods, weapons, online features, etc. I also believe passive mode was fixed where the person is completely invincible against other players, any gamers know that passive mode meant you could not be shot on foot, but you were still able to be run over, killed in a vehicle, but I think that was all fixed. Some features require you to progress in the story mode, so there is a reason to not just jump right into online and ignore single player. The game is great, if you had GTAV for older consoles, you should definitely get it for the new ones. My complaint with the company though is all of the new features they added for returning players are all of the suggestions people have been wanting since the game came out - lights under the car, more animals in online play, activities, new clothing, I mean all of the things people have been asking for, they put into the new game. I mean, I know why they did it but it is like the took everyone's ideas in order to make them want to buy it for next gen. I felt like GTAV for 360 was like a beta in order to get feedback so people have to buy the game twice. But the game is vastly improved and if you are switching to next gen consoles, or got rid of your old ones, GTAV is a great game to have and never gets boring. ... show more

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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2015 by Alex

GTA V returns with a vengeance!

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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2014 by CGV

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