Rockstar Games

Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption 2 was always expected to be a huge hit. Of course, few people probably thought about just how big of a hit the game would be for Take-Two Interactive, but the actual numbers just surprise you given the insane amount of money the game made in just three days.

Rockstar Games recently announced that three new games have been added to the ever-growing list of backwards compatible games for the Xbox One family of systems, enabling those of you with an Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X to get in on the action.

Rumors have long persisted that Rockstar would be adding a special item from Red Dead Redemption 2 to GTA Online. Well, after plenty of speculation, lots of articles, and tons of gamers begging Rockstar for info, the company finally confirmed that an item from the upcoming wild west shooter is now available in GTA Online.

Modders love the challenge of iterating old content into new games, or fixing up assets so gamers can experience titles in full HD or ultra HD. However, in one particular case the modders were met with road blocks from Take-Two Interactive when they attempted to put Red Dead Redemption's map into GTA V on PC.

Replacing a flamethrower with a minigun, the Zeppelin with a blimp, and an air carrier with a yacht, machinima maker J57F managed to make due with some quirky objects and items to recreate the Battlefield 1 trailer in GTA V.

Remaking popular movie and television trailers within video games has become a popular pastime for some people, especially in machinima-friendly games like Grand Theft Auto V and Fallout. Well, the latest Suicide Squad trailer was fodder for the creative mind of one YouTuber who managed to recreate it within Fallout 4.

It seems like Take-Two Interactive is in the news these days more times than not for something legal related. In this case, a former top employee of the Scotland-based Rockstar North named Leslie Benzies is suing Take-Two for $150 million in what he claims to be unpaid royalties.

Rockstar Games has announced a couple of new updates will give players more reasons than ever to return to Grand Theft Auto V soon, including a brand new game mode, a highly anticipated new vehicle, as well as in-game sales on various guns and gear.

It appears as if we've had a lot of tidbits of leaks and project assessments from reports based on confidential sources at Rockstar. From the sequel to Red Dead Redemption to news about GTA 6, it appears as if big things could be happening at Take-Two Interactive's subsidiary.

A supposedly leaked e-mail from someone close to an ex-employee of Rockstar has let loose some details on the upcoming sequel to Red Dead Redemption. Supposedly the sequel will be called Red Dead Redemption 2: Legends of the West and will release in 2017.

Lindsay Lohan is moving forward with her lawsuit against Take-Two Interactive over the depiction of the character Lacey Jonas in GTA V, whom she believes is a direct ripoff of her likeness. While most people thought the judge would throw out the case, the judge instead decided to move forward with it.

The latest in a long line of “remake a thing in a video game” videos has hit the internet, and this one may be one of the most accurate to date. Get ready to revisit The Wolf of Wall Street as seen through the lens of Grand Theft Auto V.

Rockstar is continuing to roll out updates and new missions, activities and jobs for those of you who enjoy playing online and partaking in the most recent update called the San Andreas Flight School, which adds new vehicles, aerial tasks and cooperative mayhem.

Rockstar and Amazon announced today that they're moving the illustrious Grand Theft Auto series to the new Amazon Fire TV platform, also known as the definitive device for watching TV on your TV.

GTA Online players can once again create custom multiplayer jobs. Rockstar has restored the featured a day after deactivating it.

Racing fans longing for more Need for Speed: Underground didn't bother to stop and wait for Electronic Arts to pacify their desire for driving and their lusts for the lane. YouTube user RavenwestR1 cut together a fan-made teaser trailer for the NFS: Underground 3 using custom vehicles in GTA IV.

One of the things gamers have nearly come to master in the 2008 outing is the ability to completely transform Grand Theft Auto into entirely new beasts, including outputting amazing trailer remakes from other games, music videos or even movies. Just like the ones in this list

All good things eventually come to an end... or in the case of scammers: once caught it's twice as hard to stay gone. For the group that's been spearheading hoaxes across multiple forms of popular media – the individuals who have recently been scamming Rockstar fans with GTA V hoaxes – they have been hit hard with a certain kind of defeat.

The year is at an end. We've reached the pinnacle month of a year ready to retire and we're just one week away from welcoming in 2014 with open (or closed) arms. With gaming enthusiasts, bloggers, journalists, pundits, bums, YouTubers and streamers in between all giving their opinion of what they felt were the best game(s) of 2013, one of the more pertinent questions is what did you feel topped the “Best of” list for 2013?

Remember Nightride FM? The radio station that was to be a throwback of electro-synth from the golden era of music that primed our heads to nod and our feet to tap during the confetti-colored neon lights of the 1980s never made it into the final version of Grand Theft Auto V. Many gamers, including myself, was dearly looking forward to all that the Nightride FM station had to offer, but alas it was not meant to be... until now.