Today's Video Headlines: 11/7/23
Ten years since it’s last release in the series, Rockstar Games is gearing up to announce the highly anticipated “Grand Theft Auto VI,” according to a new report.
That game, a multi-platform phenomenon, has sold over 185 million copies second only to Minecraft, which has sold over 300 million since its release in 2011. This new installment will also reportedly cut back on the crude, and potentially offensive jokes about minority groups, that were made popular in the previous gamesOne of the various advertisements used to promote GTA V, showcases a bikini-clad woman posing on the beaches of Los Santos.
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