It ushered in a new, more realistic presentation of Liberty City, which was modeled after New York City.

The long-awaited follow-up to GTA: San Andreas, 2008's Grand Theft Auto IV is beloved by many upon its release for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. While not exactly fondly remembered by critics, it sold well and its core ideas-being a criminal in an open world with the ability to go anywhere and do anything-proved to be popular with fans. The game was presented in a top-down perspective, something the series would move away from in later entries. The gameplay involved hijacking cars and zipping around the city, causing as much mayhem as possible and then attempting to escape the law. Grand Theft Auto, which was developed by DMA Design before Rockstar was formed, was released in 1998 for PC. Known for its over-the-top violence and commentary on politics and pop culture, the series has grown and evolved over the years from a top-down 2D game to one of the biggest and most robust experiences that gaming has to offer. Yes, the best Grand Theft Auto game is probably the one you're thinking. If you want to take a trip down memory lane, we've decided to rank all of the GTA games from worst to best. Rockstar recently confirmed that development on Grand Theft Auto 6 is 'well underway,' and the PS5 and Xbox Series X versions of the massively popular Grand Theft Auto 5 released this month.

It's an exciting time for Grand Theft Auto fans.

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