Amazon Listings Adds Weight To GTA V For PC Rumors

By Alex Osborn

Both Amazon France and Amazon Germany have posted listings for Grand Theft Auto V on PC, adding fuel to the rumors that Rockstar Games has been working on a PC port of its incredibly successful open-world game that launched last year on Xbox 360 and PS3.

Naturally, the Amazon France listing has since been taken down, but not before DualShockers managed to spot the leak. No release date has been mentioned in either listing, but you can bet that we'll likely be hearing more about a PC port soon, despite the fact that Take-Two and Rockstar have yet to confirm its existence.

Have you been patiently waiting for a PC version of Grand Theft Auto V?

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