Grand Theft Auto V Legacy News

Grand Theft Auto 5 Enhanced launch is going poorly or well depending on how you look at it: It's got a 'mixed' rating on Steam and is one of the most-played games

Grand Theft Auto 5 Enhanced is out on Steam today, and so far it seems to be going either really well or not great, depending on how you want to look at it. In terms of players, things are rosy: Nearly 115,000 people are playing at the moment, and it hit a 24-hour peak of more than 187,000. That's driven in large part by the fact that the Enhanced edition is free for existing owners of Grand Theft Auto 5, which is why the sharp-eyed among you will notice that it's not among the top-selling games on Steam, but even so that's not bad at all for a fresh coat of paint on a decade-old game. But user reviews? That's a different story...
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What's the difference between Grand Theft Auto 5 Enhanced and Legacy?

It's been a few years since current-gen consoles got their fancy GTA 5 upgrade loaded with new features and modern graphics updates, but that version is finally available on PC now as Grand Theft Auto 5 Enhanced. The souped-up version of GTA comes to PC with Hao's Special Works auto shop, new vehicles, and enough technical enhancements to test any hardware upgrades you've made between now and 2015...
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GTA V Enhanced is here and PC players finally have the port they deserve

I've jumped straight into Grand Theft Auto 5 Enhanced on PC, and the difference in performance and image quality is huge. GTA V is finally where it needs to be for PC players after waiting years for this update to arrive. The improvements aren't just visual, though, with loading times also improved massively, provided you're using an SSD.

The GTA V system requirements have been adjusted for this new version of the game, and an Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU is now part of the recommended specs. GTA V Legacy will stay live for now, if you're worried your PC can't handle the new version, but certain online features may be inaccessible.

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The GTA 5 Enhanced PC edition already has mixed reviews, despite 180,000 players

Somehow, we live in a reality where we've gotten a new version of Grand Theft Auto 5 - a Grand Theft Auto 5: 2, if you will - before GTA 6. It's an unusual world, but then again, it's nice to have an excuse to revisit Los Santos one final time. The GTA 5 Enhanced PC edition is finally here, bringing with it a bundle of visual and audio enhancements, faster loading times, and all the improvements previously reserved for console-based GTA+ players. It sounds good, but despite a huge influx of players in its opening few hours, the new Grand Theft Auto 5 is struggling to attract adulation.

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This new download is essential for Intel gamers wanting to play GTA 5 Enhanced

Intel just dropped a new Arc graphics driver, and it comes with game-ready support for the huge Grand Theft Auto 5 Enhanced update, coming to PC on March 4.

Among the other games receiving game-ready support in this Intel update is Monster Hunter Wilds, which is struggling with performance issues on PC right now. You can follow our Monster Hunter Wilds best settings guides to try and avoid the same problems we encountered throughout testing.

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