With that said, it seems like the new version of Grand Theft Auto V is coming to PC. The ESRB, an official ratings board used in the United States, has listed the most recent remaster for PC (via GTANet). Although it could be an error, it seems unlikely as these things are part of a lengthy submission process and it would've made more sense for it to have been listed in error prior to the release on Xbox Series X|S and PS5, not a month after. Of course, until it's confirmed, fans can only speculate. As of right now, the game is discounted on consoles until June. It's possible that Rockstar will release the new version on PC when it comes time. Given that the PC version already has better frame rates and resolution, it's unclear if Rockstar will offer the additional upgrades for free or not. It would be a bit insulting to charge PC players even more for an even more marginal upgrade, but only time will tell.
RUMOUR: #GTAV was just recently re-rated by the ESRB on PC alongside the PS5 and Xbox Series versions. Thanks @TezFunz2 on @GTAForums!
— GTANet (@GTANet) April 16, 2022
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The new version of GTA 5 also includes GTA+, a subscription service for GTA Online players. It's likely this service would be implemented on PC if this remaster makes its way over to the platform. It's also expected that this new version will be getting exclusive updates in the future, but it's unclear if the PC version would need a total upgrade to be able to receive these updates. This could also lead to GTA Online getting a standalone release on PC, something that happened on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5.
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