IranianNosebone

I've always hated cheats. Never used them and probably never will. Truly robs the excitement out of the game and when you get used to cheating, normal playing might not be as fun as before anymore.

If we can drive taxi, ambulances and police cars to supplement our income, why shouldn't we be able to sell pelts if there are animals, even though the game is mainly about heists?

I'm from Norway and in my country we call it a bee cube. Many norwegian words have several meanings, so "en kube" in norwegian doesn't have to mean a square object, I'm quite sure. It might, and it's very norwegian to put old words together, instead of creating a new one. It was the translation that came to mind and you understood it perfectly. If you feel like you have the same obligation with spelling and terms on the internet as in school, that's your problem.

I also vote for farm animals, domestic pets, wild animals and sea animals. They would all be a nice addition to the game. Beecubes to shoot down by people so they get attacked could also be fun. I hope that Franklin is not the only one who can use a dog, if they let us use one in the game at all.

I don't know if this has been mentioned before, but I would like to see a proper metal channel on the radio in GTA V, similar to the very good hard rock/metal station they had in VC. VC had some of the better hard music of the 80s, as the game was set in the 80s. If such a channel exists in GTA V, it must by all means avoid metalcore, unlike Saints Row has. I want real metal!

I only have xbox360, so that what'll get the game for. A shame that we have to switch discs on the xbox version. Usually that doesn't concern me at all, like with Dead Space 2, but with GTA I imagine it will be different. Depends if we have to switch discs when progressing in missions only or if we have to switch when leaving a certain area. Does anyone know about those details?

Hehe, it was not any easier to play it on 360 (which I had). Just as full of bugs as you can imagine. I also played somwhere between 150-200hrs, still had quests to do but had maxed out gear. The problem was that quests became impossible to complete because of NPC bugs, and at one point in the game it was no longer possible to run with the horse.. After this problem never got resolved, I quit playing it. If you look at the modern violence trends in games, you'll notice that violence (blood, gore, decapitation) has been reduced significantly. This doesn't nessecarily have anything to do with events in the USA, but can have something to do with sales, as there might be a chance that less gory games sell better. I for one care a lot about proper gore in games, like the possibility to remove heads or the massive amount of blood that came from using the screwdriver in Vice City. Countries like Germany and Australia doesn't allow much violence, so maybe companies figured they just as well might make the game less violent entirely, instead of making own versions for other countries. Borderlands 2, Call of Duty (after WaW), GTA (after SA) and many other games had less gore than the previous titles. Shame.

Of course it's disappointing to get these news after being excited for months, but it would be a lot more devastating if they released a potentially incredible game, but which had so many bugs in graphics and gameplay that the frustration eventually would make you give up the game entirely. Skyrim is one such terrible experience I've had for example.