14 DAY TRIAL // One of the biggest features that Rockstar will introduce in the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 versions of Grand Theft Auto V is an entirely new first-person view, which will allow gamers to see the city of Los Santos and all the adventures they go through from a new perspective.
Now, leaked footage allows gamers to see exactly how the experience looks after a Twitch stream that was quickly shut down by the development team has been posted on YouTube.
The video uses the PlayStation 4 version of the game, but it’s unlikely that there are any differences from the Xbox One.
Fans of GTA V can take a look at a robbery and the ensuing getaway, with a look at how gunplay looks from a first-person perspective and how the interior of cars are detailed.
Unfortunately, the quality is rather limited, but Rockstar might deliver an official look closer to launch date, and after the game is out, a lot of Twitch streams will pop up, allowing fans who are still on the fence to get a look at the new features.
GTA V on the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 will be offered on November 18 of this year and gamers can also wait until late January of next year in order to get it on the PC.
The game will include more content for radio stations, an enhanced player count and more traffic for roads.
The focus now shifts to GTA Online
Once the new version of the open world title is out, the development team at Rockstar says that it will first make sure that the game experience, regardless of the perspective used, is satisfactory.
At the same time, they are planning to devote more resources to the Online mode which is offered on all platforms, with the main focus being the launch of the Heists update, which is supposed to introduce a number of complex operations with a lot of cool rewards.
Rockstar and Take Two are satisfied with the revenue derived from the multiplayer mode, and that means that it will continue to support it with updates and new content in the long term, including a range of tools that will allow the community to create more of its own missions.
The studio has also said that it is working on single-player downloadable content for the story mode, which will probably be officially announced at some point in 2015.
