The multiplayer mode of "Grand Theft Auto V", "GTA Online", has just been given an update and offers gamers with a new car and customization options. The update is available for PC, Xbox One, and the PS4.
An announcement was recently made on the Rockstar Newswire informing players that the Progen Itali GTB Custom can now be picked up at Benny's Original Motor Works shop. "This sleek jungle cat packs serious speed, devours tight turns with ease, and is sure to terrorize opposing racers across the circuit", Rockstar said in its press release.
The developers have also confirmed that certain players will be able to skip the long road trip needed to get to Benny's Original Motor Works, stating "For the real movers and shakers of Los Santos, Benny's is now making house calls." This means "Qualifying Executives" can buy the new add-on straight from their office without having to travel to the shop itself. No specific details were provided by Rockstar on what level is needed to become a "qualified executive".
According to a report from The Express, several "GTA 5" players posted on Reddit that Rockstar has been giving them free in-game cash injections. Some players have reported receiving lump sums worth $250,000 in their game accounts, along with a message from Rockstar telling them that the money was to help them keep their criminal empires going strong.
Many gamers are still wondering why they were rewarded with the in-game cash. Some believe that it could be a gift from Rockstar to commemorate the game's three-year anniversary, while others have chalked it up to their CEO achievements in-game. Players have also confirmed that the cash rewards are not part of any existing Shark card bonus, and Rockstar themselves have yet to comment on the issue.
"GTA V" was originally released in 2013 for the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. Both GTA V and GTA Online continue to remain popular among gamers. As reported earlier by Gamespot, Sony recently announced that the game ranked 6th on the PlayStation Store's bestselling games of 2016.
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