This past week Rockstar has released 10 new GTA V screenshots (transportation, leisure, business). With everyone pouring over the shots and many websites providing their own analysis of the images, we’ve noticed that even they missed a few details which we’ll share with you now.

So, let’s get started with this shot first:

1. The plate sticker on the left clearly spells out “OCT”. Does that indicate that the game will be released this October? Maybe, but then…

Rockstar has released the last batch of screenshots, titled “Business”, for Grand Theft Auto V.

According to R*, they will be back “with some more to see in a few weeks or so.” We’ll just have to wait and see!

As promised earlier this week, Rockstar has followed up the newly released screenshots with 3 more shots under the title “Leisure”.

There are still 3 more empty spots remaining on the official GTA V website, which might indicate that Rockstar intends to release more screens later this week (or sometime soon). Stay tuned!

Rockstar has released 3 new GTA V screenshots on the official website showing off the different transportation methods in the upcoming game.

Looks like bicycles and planes are back, along with the iconic “Cheetah”! Rockstar promises more screenshots later this week so stay tuned, perhaps it will be released this year after all!

With all of the hype surrounding GTA V lately, we can all speculate on when we think the game will be released. But rather than just guess a date without any supporting facts, we got an idea to go back and find out how long it took various GTA titles to be released after they were officially announced.

We considered all major GTA title releases starting with Grand Theft Auto III. After finding the exact date on which each game was first announced (official press release/trailer/screenshot/interview) we calculated how many days passed until it was released in North America. Here is what we found:

Both of the major franchise titles, GTA III and GTA IV, took just about a year between the official confirmation and the actual release. Expansions and DLCs have a shorter cycle, with the exception of The Lost and Damned which was delayed by Take-Two.

The folks over at Rockstar have quietly released two new screenshots for the upcoming installment in the GTA franchise.

Without revealing too much information; Rockstar is showing that airborne vehicles will be returning to the Grand Theft Auto franchise in what will be their “biggest open world game to date”.