Xbox One always-online reversal, SimCity offline mode now apparently doable (protip: it always was), etc. BEHOLD THE POWER OF GAMERS. Money talks, but lack of money and bad publicity kicks em in the ballz. Sometimes people have to remind big biz who's boss.

*points and laughs*

Vanishing vehicle bug. The first bug of many, probably. There. You happy? Your arguments against the game getting a 9 are now invalid. Go do the usual GTA routine. Carjack, shoot, drive, fight, run over, repeat. Check any GTA 3 or 4 guide for tips on playing this new one.

The trolls speaketh the truth! They shouldn't have had an educated woman review a GTA game. That kind of low-brow, mindless, COD mental equivalent, cookie-cutter like the last two GTAs, pew-pew game is beneath her. They shoulda grabbed some random male intern (teen and a virgin for better rating accuracy) and had him review it. I mean, that's who the game is tailored for! Ooohh..burn. Gets so old being right all the time.

You zeros expected GTA V to get a 10 BECAUSE it's GTA. Just admit it. Didn't we just do this w/ The Last of Us? It's been happening more often now that a game should get a 10 b/c of the name or assumptions and it's getting silly. Some of you haven't even played it yet. Most of you who have played it have barely scratched the surface of the game and you were still demanding a 10. And on top of that, it's still the same ol' thing as the last 2 GTAs. "I'm gona goes shoot that cop! WOW! Lookit! I canz steals me a fire trucky!!"

It's hard to take someone w/ the name HellaStoned seriously. Way to try to be cool, kid. Go do your homework.

Hate to break it to you girls but GTA V should've gotten a lower score. It hasn't done anything new since GTA 3. How very COD of Rockstar. They just changed some graphics and slapped a new city's name on the title. And you kids just ate it up. They should've gotten docked points for repetitiveness.

Hmm. With luck, this will begin a trend of moving away from that kind of stuff. Just b/c you can implement something doesn't necessarily mean you should. Mebbe now i'll finally get around to playing it. It's been sitting in a dust-covered shopping bag since near launch. So many other games to finish...

The tired phrase "going forward" was used three times in the same article. It's lame corporate-speak. Try using some imagination.

And, like always, the developers will push the power to the limit, resulting in load screens, lag, etc. It's the same hype every release of a new console. Said some of the same stuff about the PS3 and Xbox 360 and look how slow some of the later games are (looking at you Skyrim on PS3). Game lockups. Overheating. New product, same bad smell. Vaunted technology until you actually try to use it. THIS TIME they got it right, huh?