you graphics whore.

To me, that actually looks better!

I bet you like this even better:

It does look very nice indeed. Hopefully it'll be a bit less po-faced than IV.

Platforms: To Be Announced
Release Date: To Be Announced (Estimated: late 2012 or early 2013)

Doubt it. Probably a "last hurrah" for the current consoles. Hope it's considerably less choppy, grey and generally un-fun as IV.

GTA IV wasn't perfect, and had some annoying flaw, but to me was the closest anyone's got to making a living, breathing city.

When is Just Cause 3 out?

Why do you want to know?

I think he enjoyed the second one and is looking forward to a sequel.

Grand Theft Auto 5's protagonist is a retired East Coast gangster, a new report suggests.

The unnamed character has moved to Los Santos (the game's take on Los Angeles) seeking a fresh start. That's according to the latest issue of UK magazine ShortList, which has a feature on the game ahead of tonight's planned Game Informer cover reveal.

The report goes on to suggest that the character is (unsurprisingly) drawn back into the mob world - allowing players to merrily run around and blow things up.

The information tallies with the voiceover from last year's reveal trailer. "I wanted to retire from what I was doing, that line of work. Be a good guy for once, a family man," the character stated. "But you know how it is..."

GameInformer revealed this juicy nugget of info today on its official site with its 18 page cover story set to go live later today. An image of the three leading men - two of which were featured in the reveal trailer - can be found on the magazine cover below.

I'm not so sure - GTA4 was really ambitious, and while it ran a little better on the 360 than the PS3, you could definatly see the cracks appearing on both. Sure, they'll be advances in coding technique and the like, but it wasn't the graphics that made GTA4 creak, it was the sheer amount of stuff going on.

I, obviously, hope they prove me wrong - but [The Detective One That Has Totally Slipped My Mind] wasn't that much better.

Things looked sharper, but it was still the same case of six cars on-screen at once, with cars being grouped together so if you had a certain type then the other similar ones would always spawn.

I'm not so sure - GTA4 was really ambitious, and while it ran a little better on the 360 than the PS3, you could definatly see the cracks appearing on both. Sure, they'll be advances in coding technique and the like, but it wasn't the graphics that made GTA4 creak, it was the sheer amount of stuff going on.

I, obviously, hope they prove me wrong - but [The Detective One That Has Totally Slipped My Mind] wasn't that much better.

I've actually bought GTA4 on the 360, the PS3 and the PC.

I asked Mrs Grim... to pick it up for me, and wasn't specific enough.

Oh well that's entirely your own fault then.

I asked Mrs AE to get a pizza from Shoprite for me the other week (she'd sent me an email at work asking me if I wanted anything), I looked it up online and sent her a screenshot of the box.

This was for a fucking frozen pizza.

I went out for a pint of milk once and came back drunk with a pineapple.

Isn't that an episode of How I Met Your Mother?

Playing IV on the PS3 recently, you realise how far games have come since it was first released. There's the (very) drop in frame rate but there's been far prettier games pushing the hardware beyond what GTA was doing some 4 years ago. GTA IV was not the pinnacle of game making as far as the consoles go and I expect the revisions made to the engine since 2008 Rockstar are using will ensure that the console versions are better looking and smoother than IV was. On the consoles.