Rockstar Details GTA V Upgrade Bonus Content

By Alex Osborn

There's a whole lot of incentive for Grand Theft Auto fans who already played through the series' fifth installment on PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360 to take the plunge yet again on either PS4, Xbox One, or PC. Those who transfer their GTA V character over to one of the "new-gen" versions of the game will be welcomed with a whole host of bonus content.

Michael is getting a new narrative arc that adds a murder mystery storyline to the character's campaign. Meanwhile, gamers will get to take on a whole bunch of new wildlife photo challenges as Franklin.

Rockstar's also throwing in stock car races and a host of new vehicles you'll be able to mess around with, including a a blimp and monster truck. For info all the in-game bonuses, check out the full rundown on Rockstar Games' official site.

Grand Theft Auto V is coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on November 18 and PC early next year, on January 27.

Alex Osborn
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