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'GTA 5' debut trailer - watch
Published Wednesday, Nov 2 2011, 16:09 GMT | By Liam Martin | 71 comments
Grand Theft Auto V has been given its first trailer by Rockstar Games.
The debut trailer confirms reports that the game will feature a West Coast setting and includes landmarks such as the Las Puerta Highway, Mount Chiliad (from GTA: San Andreas) and VineWood Hills.
In-game footage includes crop-spraying, armed robbery, car chases and helicopter action, with homelessness and poverty a continuing theme.
The game's lead character talks about moving West to retire from his previous "line of work", before being sucked back into a life of crime.
Grand Theft Auto V was unexpectedly announced by Rockstar last week.
Rumours of a Grand Theft Auto V reveal intensified earlier in the year after a Hollywood talent agency advertised for a number of roles working on a title codenamed Rush.
The announcement prompted a further flurry of rumours and speculation about the game's setting and characters.
Grand Theft Auto V is expected be released in 2012.
The debut trailer confirms reports that the game will feature a West Coast setting and includes landmarks such as the Las Puerta Highway, Mount Chiliad (from GTA: San Andreas) and VineWood Hills.
In-game footage includes crop-spraying, armed robbery, car chases and helicopter action, with homelessness and poverty a continuing theme.
The game's lead character talks about moving West to retire from his previous "line of work", before being sucked back into a life of crime.
© Rockstar Games
Grand Theft Auto V was unexpectedly announced by Rockstar last week.
Rumours of a Grand Theft Auto V reveal intensified earlier in the year after a Hollywood talent agency advertised for a number of roles working on a title codenamed Rush.
The announcement prompted a further flurry of rumours and speculation about the game's setting and characters.
Grand Theft Auto V is expected be released in 2012.
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