Grand Theft Auto 5

Rockstar Games is making Los Santos even crazier by adding a variety of Freemode Events to the multiplayer chaos of Grand Theft Auto Online.

The iconic intro to the Pokemon anime series being remade with Grand Theft Auto V's Rockstar Editor is as awesome and disturbing as you'd expect.

After learning that the Rockstar Editor is heading to PS4 and Xbox One, we heard of some new features coming to Los Santos' official video program.

For years, fans have been toiling away in Grand Theft Auto IV, creating homemade add-ons for the likes of Frozen, Batman, Superman, Captain America and more. However, the limitations of the previous entry became more and more obvious every year after its release. It took longer than expected for Rockstar Games to bring Grand Theft Auto V to the PC, but once the game arrived, it took little time for modders to let loose in the latest open world adventure from the fan-favorite developer. With GTA V came a bigger, more detailed sandbox to play in. The faux California setting also made it perfect for the return of Tony Stark and his alter ego, Iron Man. Thanks to JulioNIB, Iron Man and his MK III armor can now be used to wreak havoc on the streets of Los Santos. As you can see in the video, Iron Man isn't exactly welcome in the neighborhood The Families (Franklin's former gang) calls home. NPCs react to him with the proper indignation and lack of respect. You'd think people would learn by now not to diss a man in an armored suit, but sometimes you need to earn respect on the streets. With little provocation, Iron Man lets loose on some passing cars, showing off the brute strength added to the suit to make it more than just a cosmetic upgrade.

A small percentage of eager players who were streaming Grand Theft Auto V's PC launch have have had their game keys stolen by viewers.

The numbers have been crunched and Sony has announced which games have made PlayStation consoles the most money in February.

In case you wanted to be bombarded with screenshots from Grand Theft Auto Online's upcoming Heists, then today is your lucky day.

Well, Grand Theft Auto V fans, Rockstar has some good news and some bad news. While GTA Online's Heists finally have a date, the PC version's been hit with another delay.

Photos of vehicles, weapons and gear from Grand Theft Auto Online's upcoming Heists were leaked, getting us even more hyped up to pull off our first big caper.

Rockstar's open world game, Grand Theft Auto V, has sparked quite a bit of controversy since its release, but that doesn't matter when you move 45 million units.