<br>Head out to Tongva Valley and you might be in for a bumpy ride, at least that's what some GTA V players think. One of the newer conspiracy theories to crop up around the game, the Tongva Triangle, which spreads across much of the Tongva Valley and cuts straight across the mysterious Fort Zancudo, is ground zero for some of the more… ambiguous anomalies in the game–the kinds of myths that turn even the most ardent believers into skeptics. Strange happenings in the Tongva Triangle include swamp monster sightings, oddly irate drivers, number stations broadcasting at odd hours and Slenderman himself, among others. While it's not unreasonable to assume that GTA V might include a downed UFO in the Tongva Triangle (it does), the presence of Slenderman, a semi-open world games strategy sourced internet villain, in a Rockstar game is a little harder to swal<br><br> <br>Every time Rockstar launches a new Grand Theft Auto game, the amount of discoveries and secrets that players find continue to grow even years after release. When Grand Theft Auto V released four years ago in 2013, there were secrets and easter eggs hidden throughout San Andreas' entire landscape. Whether you noticed the bit of Lester's brief mention of GTA IV's Niko Bellic or found the Red Dead book written by J. Marston in the De Santa house, Rockstar, among most developers nowadays, like to find ways to pay homage to the history of their company and games in gene<br><br> <br>Originally unveiled in 2014, Cuphead’s unbelievably impressive art style immediately caught our attention. Inspired by 1930s cartoons like Swing You Sinners! , Cuphead’s style captures the jittery static of Rubber Hose Animation creating a fancy-free aesthetic for its surprisingly dark premise. When the game’s protagonists, Cuphead and Mugman, lose a bet with the devil they’re forced to do his wicked will. Mechanically, Cuphead is a run and gun game —think Contra or Gunstar Heroes — with a big emphasis on challenging boss battles. Releasing on Xbox One and Windows PC later this year, it’s no surprise Microsoft has been vigorously showing off Cuphead since its debut. The project was spearhead by two Canadian brothers and has all the makings of an indie gem. A labor of love made with blood sweat and te<br><br> <br>There’s a long, storied history of conspiracy theorists and myth hunters attached to Rockstar games. Perhaps the most visible was the Bigfoot hunt from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas , but GTA V is bigger than San Andreas , and it’s got another thing going for it, too. GTA V is also the first Grand Theft Auto games to be released in an era of ubiquitous internet access. That means that not only have theories been proposed to a massive community of internet denizens, but that those theories can be vetted and tested by players all over the world. This freedom of information has resulted in myths both big and small cropping up, from cryptids to overarching conspiracies. Here’s a few of the best (and weirde<br><br> <br>While walking through Franklin's house in GTA V , players can go down to the bottom floor and stand next to the door closest to the stairs and hear a crying baby. Gamers claim that it sounds like a baby, which it does at first , but after the baby's cries you will be able to hear another entity. This one severely creeped me out. Don't believe me? Hear it for yourself. We have to wonder if Franklin knows that he's basically living out the plot of Paranormal Activity . If he knows, why is he still living in that hou<br><br> <br>This conspiracy theory got so out of control that it even made the front page of various video game news sites . Basically, the theory asks one single, terrifying question: What if everyone was out to get you? This particular legend has to do with GTA Online , which is divorced from the Mount Chiliad Mystery and most other phenomena in the game. Basically, after an update that added bikers, GTA Online players started to notice that they were being aggressively targeted by NPC drivers. That aggression started to ramp up over time, with cars straight-up plowing into player vehicles for seemingly no reason. That’s a big deal. Vehicular accidents in online mode can rack up an impressive bill. Maybe Rockstar is trying to squeeze more money out of an already inflated economy and these NPCs are trying to take out those who got too close to the tr<br><br> <br>There are a ton of ways to make money in Grand Theft Auto V . From snagging massive wads of cash from doing the story's heist missions, to the mundane task of driving customers around in a taxi, there are near limitless ways to fatten your pockets to spend at your leisure. OR, swing around the block with a gun and rob the local convenience store. Odds are you won't get the a cash reward that can challenge most of the other activities you can join in the game, but the process of the robbery makes the return on investment worth it. But be warned! If you rob the same store multiple times, the store manager will recognize you immediately, and may even leave a couple of cops standing out in front of the shop. If you want to nail the art of robbery, it'll help to jump between a number of corner stores to steal their ti<br>
