Earlier this year, a new Grand Theft Auto V mod, aiming to introduce the Grand Theft Auto IV Liberty City map into the new game, has been revealed, but it's not the only big mod currently in development for the open world game developed by Rockstar Games. A few hours ago, it's been revealed that more maps from previous entries in the series will be making it into Grand Theft Auto V.
A few hours ago, Crotainment Games shared a new trailer for their Grand Theft Auto V mod, showcasing the Vice City map in Grand Theft Auto V. The map is added to the existing game maps, expanding the experience considerably. The team also aims to introduce the Grand Theft Auto III Liberty City map in the same fashion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuUO4SYqU04
The already mentioned Grand Theft Auto V Open IV Liberty City mod will require a copy of Grand Theft Auto IV, as the team doesn't have the right to redistribute the game's Liberty City as their own work.
Q: The Liberty City is big, how much I must download?
A: Because Liberty City takes a lot of space and we do not have rights to distribute it as our work, we decided to make this mod as an automatic convertor that converts Liberty City from your copy of GTA IV into your copy of GTA V.Q: How this will work?
A: You will need to download a convertor tool with some additional assets. This tool will convert Liberty City from your copy of GTA IV into GTA V.
The converter tool will create a single player DLC pack, which will be installed into your GTA V.
Grand Theft Auto V is now available in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One and Xbox 360
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