Gaming News
Rockstar Announces Bully and L.A. Noire Coming to GTA+
Rockstar is stepping up its game by adding two classic hits, Bully and L.A. Noire, to its GTA+ subscription service. This move aims to enrich the gaming experience for Grand Theft Auto Online players by offering more than just in-game perks. For a modest fee of $5.99 per month, subscribers can now dive into a broader array of classic titles from the company’s storied catalog on both console and mobile platforms.
Currently, fans can already enjoy Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition on Xbox and PlayStation consoles. Mobile users aren’t left out, with GTA: Liberty City Stories and GTA: Chinatown Wars available for iOS and Android devices. Adding to the excitement, Red Dead Redemption and its Undead Nightmare DLC are also accessible through GTA+.

Rockstar has yet to announce when exactly Bully and L.A. Noire will hit the platform within the year, but their arrival is eagerly anticipated. The addition of these games is seen as a significant enhancement to the GTA+ offering, potentially attracting even more subscribers. With Grand Theft Auto 6 on the horizon, it’s intriguing to speculate on how GTA+ will evolve to accommodate the new release. For now, subscribers have much to look forward to with the inclusion of Bully and L.A. Noire in the GTA+ roster later this year.
Also Read: Sony Reportedly to Unveil Silent Hill 2 Remake at Next Month’s PlayStation Event
Rockstar’s efforts to bolster the appeal of GTA+ are commendable, ensuring subscribers receive value well beyond the basics of additional in-game currency and experience points.
-
Anime4 weeks agoThis Unexpected Frieren x MapleStory Crossover Looks Too Perfect
-
Features4 weeks agoWhy Have Animal Characters Taken Over Every Corner Of Gaming?
-
Anime2 weeks ago6 Years Later, Haikyu!! Returns in the Last Way Fans Expected
-
Features4 weeks ago6 Gaming Platforms That Push Originality to the Forefront
-
Features4 weeks agoHow Much Does Player Housing Really Cost in WoW Midnight?
-
Features2 weeks agoStruckd on Windows: Making 3D Games Without Writing a Line of Code
-
Features2 weeks agoWhy Randomness Makes Some Video Games So Interesting
-
Features6 days agoWhy Side Activities Make Open Worlds Feel More Alive
-
Anime3 weeks agoAnime You’ll Be Glad You Added to Your Fall Watchlist (Part-1)
-
Features2 weeks agoFrom Arcade Cabinets to Digital Cards: The Psychology of the Push-Your-Luck Mechanic
-
Features2 weeks agoKeyboard vs Controller Gaming: Which One Is Better?
-
Features2 weeks ago5 Masterful Video Games Where The Element of Chance Shaped the Narrative