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Want to see the skeleton of a gigantic Sea Monster (aka Whale Skeleton) in Grand Theft Auto 5? We show you where you can find it.

“He’s not going to play the game until he’s in college.” The actor who plays Michael in Grand Theft Auto V tells GQ that his 11-year-old son will have to wait a while before sampling the pleasures of Los Santos. Kudos, Ned Luke, for having more sense than some of the other parents out there. Read more...

The power of the selfie compels you. Taking selfies in GTA V can be a lot of fun, but sometimes it's so fun your hand bends backwards awkwardly and shoves into your face and then your phone disappears and you're like listen it's supposed to look like that. Read more...

You're playing GTA 5. We're playing GTA 5. Let's play it together. This week we park a jumbo jet on Chiliad.

In Malaysia, a member of Parliament named Reezal Merican Bin Naina Merican is asking his government to ban Grand Theft Auto V due to violence. His rationale is that the United States and the United Kingdom have already banned the game. They have? Oh really?Read more...

You know the best thing about GTA V? It's not the scale, the cars, the missions or the guns. It's the fact there are swimming pools. And a brutal physics engine. This is the good Jackass game we never got.Read more...

Rockstar is crashing the New York Film Festival and its Convergence series, which runs September 28 - 30, with two panels and a concert featuring Grand Theft Auto 5 developers and composers.

The first panel, on Sunday, September 29 at 3:30PM, is a master class in storytelling from the GTA5 creative team, called "Visit Los Santos and Blaine County: The World of Grand Theft Auto V." A concert on Monday, September 30 stars game musicians Tangerine Dream, Woody Jackson, and The Alchemist and Oh No, starting at 9PM at the Church of Saint Paul the Apostle.

The third event is part of NYFF Live, an event that's free to the public, and it features all of the game's composers. This panel takes place on October 1 at 8PM.

Tickets for the concert and Sunday's panel go live on the NYFF site tomorrow, September 27 at 10AM.

There are plenty of good things to say about Grant Theft Auto V. As a digital creation, it's remarkable to behold. But it also has its share of problems: For all the things Rockstar has gotten down to a science, GTA retains some fundamental flaws that its developers just can't quite seem to fix.Read more...

Last night on our favorite CNN-wannabe HLN, Dr. Drew had a bunch of people on his show to talk about the Navy Yard Shooter. This, of course, eventually devolved into a shouting match about violent video games.Read more...

Today, nationally syndicated daytime talk-show host Wendy Williams talked about our open letter from a retail store veteran who sold too many copies of GTA V to uncaring parents, and admitted that she indeed bought a copy for her 13-year-old son.Read more...

If you're into GTA V and live near New York City, you might be interested in Rockstar's presentation of the game on Sunday at the New York Film Festival and in a concert of the game's score on Monday. Details at Rockstar's site.Read more...

Do It By The Book: In this fine, thoughtful article at Quarter to Three, critic Tom Chick explains why he thinks GTA V's much-discussed torture mission is successful satire.Read more...

IGN takes a look at the properties available in Grand Theft Auto V, and details which ones you need to own. Most properties will grant you bonuses or abilities, such as additional missions, vehicle storage or in-game perks such as free car repairs or cab rides. For a complete breakdown of the business you can buy in GTA 5, check our IGN's wiki: http://www.ign.com/wikis/gta-5/Property

I didn't know there was a bad side to watching Breaking Bad, yet here's Late Night's Jimmy Fallon weighing in with his pros and cons. Los Santos County and Trevor's little business in GTA V already have a lot in common with AMC's drama, but this will end all doubts.Read more...

A pair of artists, in the name of a "social commentary" on video game violence, have decided to start playing Grand Theft Auto V as a serial killer. Complete with motive and costume. And document the whole thing.Read more...

Franklin, Michael and Trevor, the protagonists of Grand Theft Auto V, are one of a kind...well, kind of. If you don't happen to get hit with a glitch that clones characters, then sure! Read more...

Rockstar has announced new details about Grand Theft Auto Online, including confirmation of the Microtransactions rumored earlier this week.

We show you how to get a custom license plate in Grand Theft Auto 5.

Now that we've spent some quality time with GTA 5's single-player mode, here's what we're excited to do with friends in Los Santos.

Any game as sprawling as GTA V is gonna have some bugs and glitches. As it turns out, some of those glitches are very amusing.Read more...

Rockstar Games has confirmed yesterday's rumor that micro-transactions will be present in Grand Theft Auto Online. Impatient magnates can trade real-world cash for in-game riches in GTA Online when it launches on October 1, though Rockstar clarifies that "you don't have to spend real money to attain the cars, guns, clothes, flash and style of a high-roller in Los Santos, but can if you wish to get them a little quicker."

A series of free content updates will unlock specific functionality in GTA Online following launch, Rockstar details in a new diatribe over on the Rockstar Newswire site. A new Rally race type will be introduced where a driver and co-pilot must work together to make it through "treacherous courses at high speeds." Rockstar's take on Capture the Flag is also coming, as well as a new Beach Bum add-on pack comprised of four beach vehicles, over 300 new items and a pair of new weapons. There are also plans to present a content creator for players to publish their own races and deathmatches, plus the promised Heists that are the anchor of Grand Theft Auto 5's co-op multiplayer experience.

All of this content will be available through free updates, which Rockstar hopes to issue at a steady clip following the launch of multiplayer on October 1. But considering how many people have the game, we don't expect it to be the smoothest sailing for online multiplayer in GTA 5 - at first, anyway.

Rockstar Games has issued a patch for its iFruit app, which it hopes will improve the program's ability to connect to its online servers.

Since the debut of Grand Theft Auto V, the iFruit app has had major issues. Ideally, the program would allow players to train their in-game dog and customize their signature vehicle, but the massive success of GTA 5 quickly overwhelmed Rockstar's servers, and the iFruit app couldn't handle the stress of so many people attempting to connect simultaneously. Rockstar has remained relatively quiet on the issue, until today, when it announced the patch via Twitter.

Rockstar has yet to offer concrete details on what it has changed in version 2.0 of the iFruit app. The patch notes merely mention improved connectivity, then thank fans for their patience and support. As with all iOS patches, you can update your iFruit app by visiting the App Store's "Update" section (or, if you've already enabled automatic updates in iOS 7, by doing nothing at all).

Enhance the world of Grand Theft Auto V with the Moon Gravity cheat! Decrease the mass of your car (along with everyone else) to make your jumps bigger, your falls more extreme and life in Los Santos generally more hilarious. - Moon Gravity Cheat - XBox 360: Left Left LB RB LB Right Left LB Left PS3: Left Left L1 R1 L1 Right Left L1 Left

The sign clearly says "No loitering" in the video above, but it's still nothing compared to, say, breaking into a military base. JaltoidGames shows us how weird and funny the police AI in Grand Theft Auto V can be, and how extremely serious they are about keeping order.Read more...

Next time you drive up to Michael's front gate in Grand Theft Auto V, you might want to give it a nudge. What appears to be a simple security gate is actually a deadly car catapult. Read more...

Grand Theft Auto V's Los Santos is easily one of the most gorgeously rendered, thriving digital creations put on a disc. So it was only a matter of time before someone made a time-lapse video showing the game's shifting weather in all its glory.Read more...

The twisted beauty of GTA 5 in stunning slow motion.

Much of the joy of Grand Theft Auto V comes from a sense of freedom, of exploring an entirely different world. The story missions are fine, the heists are neat enough, but the bustling state of San Andreas is the game's crowning achievement. Too bad it's far too easy to run through it and miss the best stuff. Read more...

We show you how to teach Chop the dog tricks in GTA 5. It's easier than you may think.