A motivated fan over on GTAForums.com has begun to piece together Grand Theft Auto V's map based on all the assorted screenshots and trailers that have been let loose into the public.
In the latest update about the upcoming Mew-Genics, straight from Super Meat Boy developer Team Meat, we learn that the game will allow players to receive mail, and some questionable facts about cats.
Hotline Miami's nameless protagonist wasn't content with just hanging
out in his own game, so he decided to invade games like Pac-Man, Zelda,
Street Fighter, and even a few modern games.
Omerta: City of Gangsters is kind of a strange sell, which is why
developer Kalypso Media is offering a demo. It's from the creators of
the Tropico 4, and casts 1920's gangster culture into a strategy game.
