GTA 5 Online Heists DLC Update release in November?

Latest rumors state that the GTA 5 Online Heists DLC Update will be released in November alongside the launch of the PC, Xbox One and PlayStation versions of the game.

"Grand Theft Auto Online" fans are still waiting for game developer Rockstar Games to release the much awaited heists DLC. The update was promised to arrive months ago. However, the said update is still missing until now.

In April, Rockstar launched its High Life update. The game developer told the avid gamers that the heists would be available soon: "Heists: Coming this spring to Grand Theft Auto Online, team up with your most trusted Crew members or with random other mercenaries in Grand Theft Auto Online to pull off cooperative Heist Missions for glory and profit. We know many in the GTA Online community have been looking forward to this update — stay tuned for much more information to come."

The absence of the Online Heists DLC Update until now sparked speculations that Rockstar will delay its release until it launches the PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 version of "Grand Theft Auto 5" in November.

Many thought that this is a smart move for the game developer since many players would have to upgrade to an eighth-generation console in order to play the heists in "GTA Online."

A British retailer CoolShop claimed that the much awaited Grand Theft Auto 5 for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 will be released on Nov. 14 although the game developer has not announced any specific date yet.

Game company Rockstar first announced at the E3 2014 event that the popular GTA 5 will be available in all platforms in the fall. However, the game maker did not specify any date of the release.

Meanwhile, players reported about new GTA 5 cheats for PS3 and Xbox 360 that come with the Patch 1.15. According to the players, they get to enjoy unlimited cash, weapons, and others.

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