Technical The game remains a technical powerhouse, still. So when it comes to writing, GTA 5 has not only aged well, it seems to have evolved with the times – which is the sign of a seminal piece of work. The story has been talked about endlessly, and is of course, enjoyable in 2021 despite certain sections (By The Book torture sequence) feeling just a tad bit dated, but it seems like a product of misdirection rather than age. In many ways, it feels more timely than ever and feels like a game that could be released today and it would fit right in. No aspect of Grand Theft Auto 5’s world ever feels like a product of its time that has rapidly aged in the past 8 years. The game world is packed to the brim with all sorts of great references and interesting lore that adds to the experience of it feeling like a lived-in world that can exist independent of the player. The game’s bold predictions of how it sees society evolve into the near future is both hilarious yet frighteningly close to accurate. On one hand, its satire is scarily accurate, not only for its time, but for now as well. In terms of writing, GTA 5 remains a complicated subject to deal with. Writing Grand Theft Auto 5 somehow feels every bit as clever as it did back in 2013 When speaking of age, especially when it comes to narrative-driven games like GTA 5, the conversation involves two halves – the writing (story, characters, and more) and the technical aspects of the game (graphics, sound, and gameplay). Has GTA 5 aged well for a game from 2013? Many in the community have speculated as to when exactly does a game warrant a remaster, and while it is completely subjective, there are a couple of reasons most can agree on – Age and Availability (or lack thereof).
While Grand Theft Auto 5 isn’t exactly an anomaly in the sense that it will eventually have gotten a release across 3 console generations – it will be one in the way that feels sort of unwarranted.
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The game was initially released on the PS3/Xbox 360, later remaster for the PS4/Xbox One, and now another remaster is slated for release in 2022 for the PS5/Xbox Series X/S. To put things into perspective, there have only been a handful games to have gotten a release on 3 different console generations – and GTA 5 is one of them. Also Read: Battlefield 2042 Early Access and Beta Dates Leaked: Game is Scheduled for Release in November, 2021 GTA 5 – Does the game really need a PS5/Xbox Series X/S remaster?
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