I called Grand Theft Auto V "fast, vast, and vile" in my original summation, and over a year later, that holds just as true today. The graphical upgrades, content additions, and new modes, including an impressive and initially disorienting first-person view, add a lot to the experience.

There's a lot about Grand Theft Auto 5 that remains unchanged; the protagonists in it – in fact all of the characters – remain relentlessly hateful, the campaign veers between nuanced storytelling and fart-gag immaturity and the online mode contains as many trolls as it does players genuinely...

Benchmark for an open world; Fantastic variation in missions; Eye-wateringly beautiful

First Person Mode is fiddly while driving; Everyone in the game is still relentlessly hateful

This is how you do a next-gen remaster. Rockstar has pulled out all the stops to bring GTA V up to speed on PS4 and Xbox One. Beautiful, immersive, essential - it begs to be played all over again.

Brilliant all-new first person mode; Incredibly detailed open-world; Trevor

Occasional GTA Online connection problems; Still the odd bit of pop-in; Trevor

Célèbre sortie de 2013, Grand Theft Auto V ( GTA V ) s'est écoulé à plus de 36 millions d'exemplaires à ce jour ( chiffres de novembre 2014 ), faisant de lui l'un des jeux les plus vendus sur consoles de salon.

Réalisation graphique de qualit; Le mode FPS; réussi; Quelques bonus en matière de contenu; Framerate bien plus fluide..

..; mais encore sujet à de sporadiques saccades, Peut-être pas assez de nouveautés pour susciter un rachat

I would highly recommend a purchase of this game. The enthralling open world adventure, if you'd call it that, is best experienced in this remastered version. It's more than visually pleasing, it's enthralling and captivating at the same time.

In every way, " GTA V " on next-gen is the definitive experience. I'm not usually a massive fan of HD re-releases, but to lump GTA V 2014 in with the rest of those offerings is to do it a great disservice.

I played GTA5 on 360 for quite a good bit. Had multiple crews going across my friends list, doing jobs and the lot. Now I'm pretty much taking that to my PS4 Even though I had played this a year ago, I still find myself going back to it even though I have about two other titles I could play (FarCry...

Transfer character data across platforms (for me 360 to PS4) Includes all previous updates from last gen consoles Allows for larger free roam and activity lobbies Now offers First Person mode

Takes a bit of time for initial install Takes about five minutes to load into story or online when starting Has micro-transactions (personal dislike

As always Grand Theft Auto's narrative is an expansive satirical look at American culture, and involve it's characters chasing the American dream, in the most ridiculous way possible.

Great Story; Well-developed open world; Great amount of content

First-person controls don't really work for certain gameplay elements; Faulty matchmaking; Missing features online from the campaign

In my Grand Theft Auto V review for PS3 and Xbox 360, I lamented a handful of minor things including the game's sometimes lower-end textures and minute moments of pop-up. It was hardly game-breaking and certainly never took anything away from the experience, but it was noticeable nonetheless.

The world of Grand Theft Auto V is a mean spirited and pessimistic one, populated by some of the most wonderful scumbags. Most urban sandbox games would have gamers playing as a noble criminal or a person who is as much as a victim as the Non-Playable Characters players would prey on.