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Dr Gonzo · 23-09-2013, 12:18

It depends what you deem to be fun? There is golf, tennis, yoga, triathlons? But they are just generic game in games, but as you said it's well executed.

But I just found driving around was pretty fun. I just spot a car and I decide that it might be fun to drive that car up a mountain? Or Drive into a petrol station and jump out at the last minute (and try not to get killed).

It's not the biggest or most immersive open world game, but it's slick and the graphics are good so you can forgive it's flaws a bit easier.

However I think the make of break for this game is going to be GTA Online. I am liking the sound of GTA:O with the group heists and robberies, also passive mode looks to be a nice touch just to go cruising or help people out. But I am hoping that there is just a big old classic death match option like the good old days.

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Dr Gonzo Inactive Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Bristol Services: VM TV XL, Tivo 1TB, 60Mb BB Phone XL Posts: 50	re: GTA V (360, PS3, Xbox One, PS4, PC) It depends what you deem to be fun? There is golf, tennis, yoga, triathlons? But they are just generic game in games, but as you said it's well executed. But I just found driving around was pretty fun. I just spot a car and I decide that it might be fun to drive that car up a mountain? Or Drive into a petrol station and jump out at the last minute (and try not to get killed). It's not the biggest or most immersive open world game, but it's slick and the graphics are good so you can forgive it's flaws a bit easier. However I think the make of break for this game is going to be GTA Online. I am liking the sound of GTA:O with the group heists and robberies, also passive mode looks to be a nice touch just to go cruising or help people out. But I am hoping that there is just a big old classic death match option like the good old days.