Works for me.
I have a PC and want all those bugs worked out before it hits the shelves. That and knowing XBOX players are being irritated? Feels like Christmas.
The makers of Grand Theft Auto have apologized for teething problems in getting the online multiplayer version of the game up and running and are handing out half a million dollars of in-game currency to all players to make up for it. "In order to keep the current worldwide in-game economy balanced, we will be providing this …
Rockstar hasn't even announced it for PC yet, so you might be waiting awhile. They're fools if they don't release a PC version, but they do take their time. If you recall, Vice City on PC came out six months after the PS2 version.
But I'm with you on the Xbox schadenfreude, but when you work surrounded by a bunch of Call of Duty Bros (who should really know better considering we're in the fucking Army) who will not shut up about "Chief Alpha, you really gotta get a 360! And an Xbone!", you get a little sick of hearing about it.
There are a lot of things they haven't got working yet. The game goes on about the iFruit app for your phone (allows car customisation, training of the dog etc) but as yet, its not available on Android.
If I ever delivered something half finished to my customers, I'd be in a heap of trouble.
... who told me that Rockstar's morals were awful: he found out his 12 year old nephew was bragging about murdering prostitutes for money in GTA IV. I told him that as it was an 18-cert open world game where you were able to do a vast number of non-mission activities, and - to a large extent - make your own choices about how you play the game, the only morals that appeared to be at fault were the parents' and the child's.
He never spoke to me again.