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Grand Theft Auto V Rerelease Gets Updated Radio Tracks
Rockstar is currently preparing to drop the massive city of Los Santos onto our PlayStation 4s, Xbox Ones, and PCs this fall, but it might not be a simple port. If nothing else, Grand Theft Auto V's upcoming rerelease could have updated audio tracks and music.
Non Stop Pop FM is one of GTA V’s adult contemporary radio stations. The station is hosted by British model Cara Delevingne, and Delevingne recently took to twitter after heading into the RockStar studio to record some updates.
Back with @rockstargames to update my GTAV radio station Non Stop Pop FM for new versions coming this… http://t.co/ef2VSb0g9G
— Cara Delevingne (@Caradelevingne) August 29, 2014
Our Take
I'm happy to see that Rockstar isn't just resting on it's laurels. GTA V was an amazing game, and the company could have just plopped the game onto the new consoles and made a ton of money, but I'm glad that we'll be getting a slightly more refine release later this fall.
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