Grand Theft Auto 5

[TheStig]

I've really just been doing the missions. I figure by just doing the missions, eventually they will take you everywhere and steal everything. I just robbed the jewelry story and escaped and got 5 million dollars in jewelry, and I banged the stripper.

Yeah, the Jewelry store heist is great, I was gonna tell you something but it might be a spoiler if you're not that far yet. It was nice to get rid of that Mexican guy and pay him off pretty quick. Michael's cut of it ended up being $800k for me, I hired some quality guys though and they took a bigger percentage. It is nice to have some money right off the bat unlike previous titles where you're poor and can't afford nice things until a good amount into the game.

As for the game not being for children? I bet there are millions of children playing this game.

I know, I know lol. I first played GTAIII as a 7th grader, bought it off some kid at school for 5 bucks. Just joking about how it earns every ounce of it's M rating, like all GTAs.

 

[Married Buried]

Guy goes GTA in real life. All this guy needed to do was shoot people, and GTA would be banned. That's why I buy this on opening day.

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlin...legedly-went-on-grand-theft-auto-crime-spree/

According to an arrest report, Burgess stole a parked and running truck while a passenger sat inside of the vehicle and began to drive wildly around a parking lot.

The female passenger was “forcibly held” in the truck due to Burgess’ “erratic and dangerous driving,” according to the arrest report.

The havoc didn’t stop there. Burgess struck nine vehicles while behind the wheel of the stolen truck, police said.

“After each of the nine vehicles were struck, by the Defendant’s driving, he fled the scene of the accidents with no signs of him intending to [return] the truck to the rightful owner,” the report said.

During questioning, Burgess allegedly told an officer that he “wanted to see what it was really like to play the video game Grand Theft Auto,” NBC affiliate WVLA reported.