Grand Theft Auto V Legacy News

GTA Online weekly update is a great time to hit the nightclub

The GTA Online weekly update for August 31 to September 7 is here, and this week is all about clubbing. With a focus on boosts for all manner of nightclub rewards and a huge discount on getting into the business, those of you playing Rockstar's multiplayer game mode for GTA 5 this week will want to make sure to hit the clubs. Maybe all that partying can help pass the time as we await the GTA 6 release date, at least.

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GTA Online weekly update gives you some luxury bedwear

The GTA Online weekly update for August 17-24 is here, and if all those Baldur's Gate 3 romances have you acutely aware that your bedtime fashion is a little lacking in the Rockstar multiplayer game, then you're in luck. This week's Grand Theft Auto 5 update introduces several new community jobs and hands out some luxury pajamas, and of course there's plenty of discounts and other bonuses to check out as we await the GTA 6 release date, so read on for the full details.

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GTA Online update lets you gamble and party faster

GTA Online's Criminal Enterprises update has arrived, and while most people's eyes are locked onto the mountain of new content, there's one long-awaited, time-saving quality of life update that is being celebrated just as much as the new cars and missions: you can finally run in the casino.

Over the course of its life, GTA Online has sapped a lot of players' in-game time by not allowing them to run in some of the game's most-used indoor spaces, such as nightclubs or the casino - the trudge from the entrance to the blackjack table could often feel like an eternity...

It's been a heavily-requested feature that players should be able to run around these indoor areas, and now finally their prayers have been answered. The patch notes for the GTA Online Criminal Enterprises update confirms that "players can now jog inside The Diamond Casino & Resort, The Music Locker, and Nightclubs instead of being fixed to walking only."

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Rockstar loses another one of its key writers

Michael Unsworth, vice president of writing at Rockstar Games, has seemingly left the Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption developer.

As spotted by GTAForums user Rucke, and shared by Rockstar Games new account SWEGTA, Unsworth recently updated his LinkedIn page indicating that he was no longer with the developer. There's no indication on his profile as to what he's doing next, and neither he nor Rockstar has shared why he decided to leave. Unsworth has been with Rockstar for 16 years, starting as a senior creative writer in 2007, later going on to become writing director in 2019, before spending the past two years as the company's vice president of writing.

His credits include a big range of the developer's catalogue, including Grand Theft Auto 4, Red Dead Redemption, Grand Theft Auto 5, Max Payne 3, LA Noire, and most recently Red Dead Redemption 2. It's unclear at this point in time if he will be credited for any writing on GTA 6, or even if he has done any for it, as it's not currently listed in his writing credits.

If GTA 5 hasn't given you enough crime and mayhem over the years, Steam users now have a new open-world playground to run around in. The good news is that 2022's Saints Row reboot is finally on Steam after a year as an Epic Games Store exclusive.

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Grand Theft Auto V Legacy News

GTA Online weekly update is a great time to hit the nightclub

GTA Online weekly update gives you some luxury bedwear

GTA Online update lets you gamble and party faster

Rockstar loses another one of its key writers

Controversial GTA 5 rival finally hits Steam at a 67% discount