<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 Open World Games Missions. 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>Michael is obviously a favorite character of many GTA V fans. In the final mission, players must choose whether or not to kill Michael (although he dies either way). After Michael's death when players return to his mansion, they discover that his family has moved out and if they stand in the backyard, the painting of his wife Amanda watches you. Her eyes follow your every move. But this isn't where it stops... upon entering the house (which is otherwise locked) you'll discover that the mirror in the bathroom will flicker until completely turning to black. Some players have even got videos of what is believed to be an orb in the bathroom. The creepy painting alone would have kept me out of the house, but check it out for yourself if you're feeling skepti<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>A theory explains their omnipotence: it is believed that some private companies monitor people’s locations and heartbeats, making them act super-fast when a crime or an emergency is happening. They transfer the information to the police through computers, which allow them to be on their way to uphold the law before a good citizen calls in to report the incident. Somehow, I’m very glad we’re not at that point in the real wo<br><br> <br>This one is slightly more sappy than unsettling, although, many players are unaware of the existence of this easter egg altogether. If you follow a dog roaming the cemetery in GTA V , it will stop at a grave and sit in front of it while wagging its tail. This is based off of a real story in Edinburgh, Scotland where a dog spent 14 years guarding his master's grave after his death, until the dog died as well. As it turns out, one of the GTA offices is located in Edinbu<br><br> <br>Yooka-Laylee is a spiritual successor to the Nintendo 64 classic Banjo-Kazooie . The smash-hit Kickstarter campaign hit its funding goal in less than an hour and brought in over a million dollars faster than any video game campaign before it. The game stars a green chameleon named Yooka and a purple bat named Laylee who venture off exploring colourful 3D environments collecting dozens and dozens of items along the way. The game is being developed by ex-Rareware developers, with music being composed by the legendary Grant Kirkhope and David Wise (responsible for most your favourite tracks from Banjo-Kazooie and Donkey Kong Country ). Yooka-Laylee is launching simultaneously for almost every major console under the sun, showing a confidence rarely seen from indie crowdfunded proje<br><br> <br>We’ve been burned before. Ok… We’ve been burned over and over and over again for years. But'everything about Sonic Mania looks like it will be the best Sonic the Hedgehog game since the Genesis. During the Sonic 25th anniversary event, SEGA proudly presented Sonic Mania to Sonic fans young and old. They have earned the right to a certain amount of bravado since Sonic Mania looks like a dream follow-up to _Sonic & Knuckles _ made by people who understand and love those original games. It remains to be seen if they tie everything together, but it’s been ages since we’ve seen a Sonic the Hedgehog game with so much style and presence. After years of being disappointed, it would be delightful to have such an iconic video game character emerge triumphan<br><br> <br>The state of San Andreas is the biggest map that Rockstar has ever made for a game, ever. The size of Grand Theft Auto V 's map is larger than GTA IV, San Andreas, and Vice City's combined, which of course has led to all of these little secrets that are held within the game. Top that off with a full underwater ocean map and that adds even more layers to the land for you to explore. But if you take a look at the map, you'll notice the state of San Andreas is actually an island. So what would happen if you were to say, sail out to sea? What about by plane? Yeah, you're dead. If you sail out far enough, your boat will simply sink and you'll die from fatigue, while your plane engine will shut off if you fly too far away from land. If you really think about it, San Andreas is just a giant prison. A giant prison that gives you a little too much free<br>
