Andrew House, president and chief executive officer of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc., is silhouetted as he watches a trailer for the Grand Theft Auto Five (GTA 5) video game for PlayStation 4 (PS4) during the Sony Corp. media event (Photo : Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Just recently, game developer RockStar has added one fresh mode for its "Grand Theft Auto Online." The latest game mode, titled "Running Back" for "Adversary Mode," is a game that features more irreplaceable gameplay.
Two teams which consisted of minimum of four and maximum of eight gamers will have to square off in each opposing side. Most players will be riding dune buggies and one team member will have to man the Benefacto Panto - which he must race with the opposing team by going to the opposite roadside to conquer victory for his team. The opposing team will attempt to hinder the winning by smashing the car through, Rockstargames reported.
Just like in every other game, participating team members will have to work as one team by making sure they cause delays and or prevent the other side from making successful attempts. So much like applying the gaming rules for a football game, only this one is ramming cars against each other. The modes will be played in three various locations: La Mesa Bridge , Zancudo Tunnel and Rayton Canyon Bridge.
Even though the game was initially released on the latest generation console, it appears that the developer have also decided to concentrate on the current version of the game including the PC version. It can be frustrating but the fact that older generation consoles are also phasing out, it is only understandable as to why the developer has decided not to include the game on older game consoles,IBTimes reported.
"Running Back" will be offered for Xbox One, PC and PS4. And for the Xbox 360 and PS3 users, it can be one huge disappointment since they won't be seeing "Running Back" in their consoles.
