The latest details for "Grand Theft Auto 5" will feature new import/export cars for "GTA Online" next week and several unused content for the game leaked.
It seems that new cars will be added to "GTA Online" this month as "GTA" forum username Yan2295 tweeted that there will be 25 import/export exotic vehicles.
These cars include a Dune Buggy that can throw vehicles up in the air, a Ruiner that is packed with rockets and weapons, a Boxville with turret and armor plating, the amphibian vehicle Blazer, and the Voltic which has a built in rocket machine.
Yan2295 added that these new cars could launch on Dec. 13 within the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC platforms, Daily Star reported.
In other news, A "GTA" forums user named ZT exposed the new development images, which were discovered through the digital of artist Steven Walsh. The images are still there, however, and they are fragments of history that show some key proposed features for "Grand Theft Auto 5" that were then cut.
The unused content featured a gang war like multiplayer mode similar to "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" which features gamers joining factions like the Police, Vagos, Bikers and many more. These images appear to suggest that once players joined a faction, they would then begin assisting their new gang in overtaking parts of the online map.
What makes it interesting is that these cut features from "Grand Theft Auto 5" is a piece of information that confirms the suspicions of the "GTA" Online datamining community, to which the online mode should have been a faction vs faction gameplay, Gamerant reported.
Other data discovered were UFOs, hidden symbols, a memorial, and even Bigfoot. Past the baseless speculation, however, it is an interesting peek into what "GTA 5" would have been. Whatever changes Rockstar made were most likely for the best.
Previous reports hinted that four cities in the "GTA" mythos will be added to "GTA Online" with updated looks. These cities are San Fierro, Las Venturas, Vice City and Liberty City
Liberty City is the equivalent of New York and has been featured as the main setting in "Grand Theft Auto 3", "Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories" and "Grand Theft Auto 4". Vice City is based on Miami and it appeared in "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City" and "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories", and also heavily rumored to be a setting in "GTA 6". Lastly, San Fierro and Las Venturas are part of the whole San Andreas setting in "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" as the game's version of San Francisco and Las Vegas.
The planned expansion was originally made for "Grand Theft Auto 5's" story mode, but was scrapped by Rockstar in favor of "GTA Online".
Username SOFTSECRETS claimed that these updates have been in production since the "Grand Theft Auto 5's" development, however, Rockstar had to be put off due to the limitations of the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. If the rumor became true, then gamers could see a release of North Yankton (GTA's version of Canada) and Liberty City in the early months of 2017.
"Grand Theft Auto 5" is currently available for the PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360 and PC platforms.