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GTA V Gameplay Video Coming Tomorrow
We've seen plenty of exciting screens and trailers for Grand Theft Auto V, but tomorrow fans can finally see the game in action.
Rockstar teased on its newswire that the official gameplay video will be released tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. GTA V features three playable protagonists that players can switch between on the fly, a mechanic Rockstar has yet to demo to the public. While previous GTA V videos have been composed of in-game footage, this will be the first good indicator of what players can expect from gameplay.
GTA V will be released on September 17 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Come back tomorrow for the gameplay video, plus an extra surprise you won't find anywhere else. For more on the game, check out our GTA V hub.
[Source: Rockstar Games]
Our Take
Normally I'm not a fan
of developers announcing trailers or gameplay videos before they're released,
but I'll make an exception for GTA V. Those in the Game Informer office who have seen the game in action already have been singing Rockstar's praises for months, so I look forward to finally seeing gameplay for myself tomorrow morning. Rockstar's previous reveals for GTA V have been loaded with telling
details, and I'm sure tomorrow's video will be no different.
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