<br>GTA V is a very entertaining game, to say the least. The characters are beautiful stereotypes, the scenarios for missions are crazy, there are cars and weapons when it’s convenient, and Los Santos is very glamourous. It’s all so very cinematographic, a bit like this game is orchestrated to look like it has been made by Hollyw<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>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>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>There’s very little information out there about Crackdown 3 , except that Microsoft wants it to be a ground-breaking technological showpiece. Crackdown 3 was announced as being the first major project from Microsoft to rely on Cloud Computing to power its visuals and destructible environments. Now, in 2017, we’ll likely see Crackdown 3 take advantage of Microsoft’s upcoming souped-up Xbox One successor codenamed Scorpio. Combine all that with the series’ creator’s ambitious online agenda, and Crackdown’s already solid gameplay foundation and this could be one of the year’s most jaw-dropping games. The original game was a surprise hit and one of the first non-licensed open World games money guide-world superhero games (pre-dating games like Infamous). It was also a game that knew how to have fun, featuring weapons and cars that transformed and as you leveled-up, with explosions for days, and the ability to kick a car so hard it would flip down the r<br><br> <br>A theory states that Red Dead Redemption , L.A. Noire , and all of the GTA s happen in the same place, in the same world, but at different times. Red Dead Redemption , set in the 1910s, could lead to L.A. Noire , which takes place in the 40s, before the GTAs arrive, which cover the 90s, the 2000s, and the 2010s. Furthermore, this theory seems to be confirmed in GTA V because we find elements that seem to be coming from the other two ga<br><br> <br>There are so many games already scheduled for 2017 that we couldn’t include them all. Not only is this a list of the games we’re more excited to play, but the ones we think are most likely to actually release this year. With any luck, by this time next year, we’ll have played every game here and be raving about how much they met (or didn’t meet) our expectations. It’s impossible not to be looking forward to something here, there is just too much coming <br><br> <br>Grand Theft Auto has always been about mayhem. You can execute mass murderings on pedestrians, or blow up cars without consequence (well, the cops will come after you, but you can blow them up as well). But with Grand Theft Auto V 's take on three different main characters with their own respective safehouses, who's to stop you from taking out your frustrations on one of your buddies? If you choose to drop some lead or leave some explosives on one of the game's main safehouse, whoever's house it may be will shortly leave you an angry text message, and asking you "nicely" to stop it. If you REALLY want to continue your current destruction, nothing's going to stop you, but be careful if you're trashing Michael's home. If you harm any of his family members, you'll be forced to pay their medical bills shortly afterwa<br><br> <br>As it turns out, Los Santos has its own serial killer, Merle Abrahams, and amateur sleuths have parsed his clues to find the spot where he stashed his victims' bodies. The mystery starts at the killer's house in Sandy Shores, Blaine County. Inside the burnt down house is a message that reads "there will be 8," a reference to the number of people Merle supposedly killed. Other clues are scattered across the map–a morose poem scrawled on a rock, a creepy etching in a prison cell, a newspaper clipping in an abandoned shack–all leading to the location of the bodies just off the coast of Paleto Bay. Hats off to Rockstar for including an actual conspiracy in GTA V that that players can work to unra<br>
