The GTA 5 PC release date has been tipped for November 14, almost 14 months after the game was originally launched.
Although Rockstar Games has revealed that a GTA 5 PC release will be introduced this ‘fall’, a precise date of arrival has yet to be confirmed.
Now, however, UK online retailer Cool Shop has listed the GTA 5 PC edition as available for pre-order alongside a November 14 release date.
As well as heading to PC for the first time, GTA 5, which has to date been available only on the PS3 and Xbox 360, has also been confirmed for an Xbox One and PS4 arrival.
“I’m thrilled to announce that Grand Theft Auto 5 for PS4 will launch this fall,” Andrew House, President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment said in making the announcement at E3 2014 last month.
Both the PS4 and Xbox One GTA 5 titles are also being shown as heading for a November 14 launch by Cool Shop, although this date has yet to be officially backed up.
The retailer is offering the PC rendition of the latest Grand Theft Auto epic for £37.96. The PS4 and Xbox One options will set wannabe owners back £52.96 apiece.
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