GTA 5 gifts players with exclusive content for Xbox One, PS4, and PC versions

The new version of Grand Theft Auto 5 coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC is reported to pack exclusive content to lure buyers to buy the game.

Game developer Rockstar tries to convince players to buy the version of GTA 5 by including a myriad of upgrades, new content, and bonuses for players. Apparently, players using Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 will have to buy the game to get the new surprise from GTA 5.

This is a great marketing strategy of the game maker to make sure that the sales of the new version of GTA 5 will be the same as the current version.

Below are the new exclusive contents of GTA 5.

New events

The new version of GTA 5 will come with a refreshed city of Los Santos will have new activities and events for the players. Gamers will be notified about the events that will also take place in Blaine County. Imponte Duke – Death Car and the Dodo sea plane are some of the rewards that players will enjoy.

Wildlife photography challenge

One of the new challenges in the new version of GTA 5 is wildlife photography challenge. Players will have to choose Franklin for this challenge where he will take the job as tourist and will have to take photos of animals in different locations in order to win a contest to get the Kraken submarine. Unfortunately, the photography challenge is only open to players on Xbox One, Playstation 4 and PC platforms.

More weapons and vehicles

There will be more weapons and vehicles in the new version of GTA 5. Some of the new artillery that gamers will get their hands on are the high velocity rail rifle and hatchet melee. For vehicles, players will drive a monster truck.

New jobs

A new job is added in the new version including being a detective who will solve a murder case mystery, stock car races using muscle cars, monkey mosaic to tag graffiti.

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