GTA V is still firmly etched into the public conscious as one of the greatest achievements in the industry - from just the game world itself, the revamped city of San Andreas has an unmatched sense of detail that ensures every corner you turn contains something new. It seems that even with that 8GB install Rockstar weren't content though, and so after much discussion on potential release dates, GTA V Next-Gen, GTA V HD, Remastered or whatever we're calling it is arriving November 18th with a slew of both new and updated features. Now, Rockstar are known for playing their cards close to their chest when it comes to dabbling in PR spins or doing interviews - which is to say, they rarely do anything of the sort. Instead it's more a case of "Here's what we've been working on, and now here it is!" which to be honest is a huge breath of fresh air when we're used to the hype-build/release-burst teams like Ubisoft like to put behind everything. It seems for the most part this year has been a bit of a damp squib when it comes to system-selling titles, but it seems Rockstar are doing everything in their power to make sure GTA's debut on next-gen hardware feels very much like it was purpose-built for them in the first place.
