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In his first-ever on-camera interview, Dan Houser explained the fan-favorite sequel was never made due to "bandwidth issues" as the studio...

While everyone focuses on the summer money giveaway ending September 17, GTA+ members are quietly getting quadruple payouts...

The definitive edition hits app stores at no cost but requires either a $20 purchase or GTA+ subscription after download...

The 20-year-old classic is crushing newer titles and adding 2 million downloads monthly, proving Netflix Gaming isn't the flop many assumed while...

Obbe Vermeij reveals the engineering challenges behind porting the 2008 masterpiece to modern consoles...

Despite what early retail listings showed, the physical re-release still requires a separate download for Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.

In a new interview, the company's CEO revealed that the developer isn't putting all of its eggs in one basket.

A new physical version of the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy is coming, this time with all the games on the cartridge and a much lower price tag.

After more than 15 years on the platform, Grand Theft Auto 2 has been quietly removed, leaving fans to wonder if it's part of a new trend.

GTA III - The Definitive Edition is now free for GTA+ subscribers on iOS and Android.

Subscribers are getting both a brand-new electric muscle car in Los Santos and a legendary Rockstar classic to play on their phones.

For the next two weeks, PlayStation owners can play GTA Online without an active PS Plus subscription.