Rockstar excludes next-gen consoles in latest GTA Online update

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You might not have noticed, but Rockstar Games just dropped an update for Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.

Usually, updates to GTA Online and GTA V come with a ton of fanfare.

Instead, patch 1.60 came and went like it was nothing FULL DETAILS

For some reason, Rockstar didn't feel the need to specify what kind of crashes it fixed save for the issue with the Heavy Sniper Mk II.

The worst part is that data miners can't seem to find anything else Rockstar has planned for GTA Online or GTA 5.

This suggests that 1.60 is nothing more than a minor update, which is not unwelcome but fans probably expected something more.

Update 1.60 for GTA Online and GTA V came out on May 19.