The greatly waited for open world gangsta shoot em up game has finally got an official release date for PS3, on September 17th.
Current reports suggest that, as GTA5 is so close to the PS4 release timeframe (holiday season) will we be seeing it on the next gen console? Or will we have to wait another 5 years to see GTA6 on the PS4?
Well, its definitely not the latter, as according to an analyst, he reckons GTA5 will soon enough come to the PS4 and even the Xbox 720 once they both release.
Michael Pachter states, with a reasonably fair and true comment:
"If you go back to the Playstation 3 E3, the 06 E3, they showed Red Dead Redemption, remember? What year did that bad boy come out? 2010? It only took four years and it was shown, it was shown during a launch event. So that's about the pace i think Rockstar is on. I think Rockstar will have a game before the PS5"
Well lets hope hes's right!
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Skype video messages coming to iOS, Android and Windows Mobile
Microsoft, will, at the end of April be hopefully releasing their video messaging service on Skype, allowing users to quickly and easily post short video messages for their friends and family to see when they are not available.
As of right now, the feature has been implemented on Windows desktop, however users can only see the video messages and not send their own. Meaning that the feature is still some what in beta version with a few bugs.
Quote from The Verge
Skype told The Verge that users will be able to send 20 free video messages. After that they'll have to pay for the Skype Premium subscription, at $5 a month, to keep sending video messages/
What do you think of Skype's new messaging feature? Will you be using it?
As of right now, the feature has been implemented on Windows desktop, however users can only see the video messages and not send their own. Meaning that the feature is still some what in beta version with a few bugs.
Quote from The Verge
Skype told The Verge that users will be able to send 20 free video messages. After that they'll have to pay for the Skype Premium subscription, at $5 a month, to keep sending video messages/
What do you think of Skype's new messaging feature? Will you be using it?
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