INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Also on: Xbox 360, PS3, Xbox One, PS4Being on PC can't do anything for GTA's misanthropic, misogynist characters, but it sure makes them
look better as they roam its unique, huge world
The GTA series started on PC, back in the days of DMA Design, but when Rockstar took over, the firm brought GTA III out on PlayStation 2
(though it followed on PC around half a year later).Essentially, the reason the PC version is superior is that it always comes out with all
the expansions, bug fixes, and then has a keen modding community who ensure that it takes advantage of the latest hardware (similar to the
awful Dark Souls PC port, which had a day one fix from modders to make it run at vaguely reasonable resolutions.)GTA V is coming to PC soon,
a bare two years after the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions
reason for the delay has always been to maximise console sales, and minimise the inevitable PC piracy).Even better than being hugely more
beautiful on PC, all the bugs will be fixed (which they weren't with GTA IV), and it won't look as terrible as GTA IV did before the PC
community's seemingly-endless supply of highly talented mod-engineers set about it with the pretty hammer.
