Rumor: First-Person Mode Coming to Grand Theft Auto V

By Alex Osborn

Grand Theft Auto V is getting a first-person mode for the upcoming PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC versions of the game, according to a reported pulled update that initially appeared on Rockstar's official website.

The supposed post, which has since been removed, was captured and posted on GTA Forums. Here's a look at the alleged contents of the post:

 

Do you think the addition of a first-person mode will greatly enhance the experience, given that this "leaked" post is actually true? Are you planning on picking up Grand Theft Auto V when it comes to PlayStation 4 or Xbox One this November? Are you waiting for the PC release in January?
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