Grand Theft Auto V reviews are in as its release date is today.  GTA 5 reviews are very positive about this highly anticipated game from the Grand Theft Auto series.
According to Grand Theft Auto V reviews, GTA 5 has three main interconnected characters.  The Wall Street Journal Grand Theft Auto 5 review said: "Michael is a former criminal who got out and now lives the high life on the proceeds of his past life. Trevor cooks meth and goes on binges of violence. Franklin does repo work for a car dealer and skirts around the edges of a criminal world. The three come together to pull off heists."
According to the WSJ GTA 5 review, the game allows you to "play as and switch between three main characters, two of whom - Michael and Franklin - have already displayed enough warmth and humanity for me to feel some empathy toward them. The third - Trevor - is a total psychotic knob, and is more what we've come to expect from GTA anti-heroes over the years."

Grand Theft Auto V reviews say that the fictional city of Los Santos and the surroundings of San Andreas are bigger than any GTA franchise yet.  The handling of the cars is smoother and all of the things that you expect from a Grand Theft Auto game, like snarky social commentary on the radio stations, is in Grand Theft Auto 5.
According to Grand Theft Auto 5 reviews, "The graphics must be making current-generation consoles groan, testing their very limits. I had to clear space on my hard drive to allow the install of around 8.5GB of data before I could play. People and buildings cast realistic shadows."

Grand Theft Auto V reviews are especially impressed with the graphics in the new GTA 5 game: "The early-morning sun actually blinds you as you drive east, the highway roads look pebbly, trees and scrub are incredibly detailed. I found myself stopping by the side of the road just to marvel at stone arches and monuments that were designed with precision I haven't previously seen in games. Everywhere you look, there are people walking or driving. There's stuff going on. It's unlike the aimless walking and drone-driving of earlier GTA games."

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