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Rockstar Games Announces Grand Theft Auto V
This is one of those stories that should surprise exactly no one, though it does have a nifty little twist. Rockstar Games has officially confirmed the existence of the long-rumored next installment in its Grand Theft Auto Series. Rather than calling it Grand Theft Auto: Duluth or Grand Theft Auto: Moon Colony Zeta, Rockstar is skipping right ahead to a nice numbered title. Better still, it looks as though you'll be able to see a trailer for the game in just a matter of days.
Rockstar revealed the game's official logo on its site, along with the news that a trailer is coming November 2. That's November 2, 2011, which is just a few days from now. Surprise!
While you're waiting, feel free to dissect the logo for clues. The "V" is rendered in the same engraving style featured in U.S. currency. Could this mean that the game will feature...money? Sorry, that's about all we've got for the time being. We've already written about what we're hoping to see in the next entry, so check that out in the meantime.
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