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'Grand Theft Auto 5': Travel Back in Time with the 'Back to the Future Time Circuits' Mod

| Sep 12, 2015 02:48 PM EDT

GTA V's Rockstar Editor size for Xbox One and PS4 versions is also the same with the PC version.

"Grand Theft Auto 5" players can now travel back in time with the "Back to the Future Time Circuits" mod in a Delorean.

According to Kotaku, players can indulge in some factual but fictional time travel in their Delorean.

Many new mods are getting added to the "Grand Theft Auto 5" game play. Earlier, the "Knight Rider's" car K.I.T.T was being hypes to be added in the game. In this mod, the players can freely use this car, which is also a self driven vehicle. 

The next addition was for the "Iron Man" Grand Theft Auto 5 Mod. This mod included lasers and beams, which came with the suit of Iron Man. The latest news is about the "Mario Kart" mod for Grand Theft Auto 5.

The Open world game publisher, Rock Star will incorporate this mod in the popular game series. This mode will allow the players to take the role of Mario.

Mario can be used to drive around Los Santos in Mario's famous vehicle, the Mario Kart. The core game play of "Grand Theft Auto 5", will however remain the same.

These mods only apple a cosmetic change in the game. A clip was also released recently showcasing this new Mario Kart mod. Once installed, the player will not be able to replicate the game play of "Mario Kart". They will instead make the character of Mario to drive and run over pedestrians. This might add to the popularity of "Grand Theft Auto 5," and will definitely be more entertaining than its vanilla version.

The developers advise to install two Mario mods together, for a better gaming experience. These mods are the "Super Mario Mask" mod and the "Mario Kart" mod. The first one is a skin mod which allows the users to change the appearance of Mario's character in the game.

According to Game Spot, some more updates are in the pipeline for GTA 5, which will revoluntionize the way players perceive and play the game.

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