Unsettling Hidden Secrets You Still Haven t Found In Grand Theft Auto V

But, wait. What if GTA V is, in fact, a movie set? A popular theory amongst players is that we play the scenario of a movie, and each character is an actor playing a role. In my opinion, that would explain why everything about GTA V is over-the-top, all the time! This game is beautiful, and honestly, if it’s ever adapted into a movie, I’m certainly going to see


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 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


As I mentioned before, all three characters have their own personal car to use at their leisure, and their vehicle types are just a different as their personalities. Though you can customize each of the cars, with an inclusion of Mr. Raspberryjam tied to the grill of Trevor's truck. Even though they each have their own set of wheels, Frankin's is the only one that looks to provide some interesting information to the player. If you look closely at Franklin's car, you'll notice his license plate "FC1988". Given that the game takes place during the year of its release (2013), you can assume that Franklin is either 24 or 25 years old during the events of GTA


Things are just getting started. We’re only a few short months into 2017, and we’ve already had an influx of big AAA games like Resident Evil 7 and quiet indie ones like Night in the Woods . Nintendo just released a brand new system and, by the end of the year, Microsoft will have released a new Xbox of their own. We’re still in the months away from E3 and there’s already more than a game a month we’re excited to get our hands on. It’s beyond excit


Few video game conspiracies go deep enough that they warrant more than a single thread on services like Reddit or Discord. Fewer still get an entire subreddit devoted to unraveling a series of increasingly complex mysteries that all seem to be connected to one in-game location's mural. That's the Mount Chiliad mystery for you, though. This is a good conspiracy theory to talk about early, because very nearly every other myth and legend in the game has some connection to this single, lone mountain. The theory simply purports that Mount Chiliad, the northern-most mountain in GTA V , is a focal point for supernatural activity, a claim supported by the numerous occult-related images smattered about the mountain. Those images include links to the Illuminati's All-Seeing Eye, as well as hints about where to find various supernatural phenomena on the


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 https://largo.lip6.fr/trac/ttool-ams/search?q=https://martintittle.com/ 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


Goatman is actually a smaller piece in a much larger conspiracy theory that borrows from actual mythology to explain the many supernatural deities supposedly roaming Los Santos. The theory, from Reddit user alejcho , starts with a diagram that looks eerily familiar to an in-game poster that is the focal point in the overarching Mount Chiliad Mystery. The diagram actually has links to Cahuilla Native American mythology, which has its own godly pantheon of sorts. According to the conspiracy hunters, that pantheon lines up neatly with certain creatures and NPCs found in GTA V , not least of which being Goatman, a half-man, half-goat hybrid long rumored to secretly plague the Grand Theft Auto universe, who has been equated to Taqwus, a trickster god who comes out at night and causes mischief. The theory even posits that Ursula, the handicapped lighthouse operator, was victim to a god's obsess