'GTA Online Ill-Gotten Gains Update: Part 1' release date June 10: What to expect

Game company Rockstar has finally revealed that the highly-anticipated DLC for "GTA Online" will arrive on June 10. The first part of the much-awaited "Ill-Gotten Gains" DLC will make a whole host of luxury goods available, which will cater to even lusher display of around-the-clock misdemeanor in San Andreas. 

This pack, however, won't bring new casinos and gambling mini games to players. A life of indulgence in the game means getting a load of all-new cars, weapons, and accessories to rally around. This expansion pack will give players just that. 

Nothing says gaudy than a gold-dipped combat personal defense weapon and a solid gold Buckingham Luxor Deluxe. Rockstar wants gamers to soar high in a solid gold Buckingham Swift Deluxe or travel in style with eight exclusive vehicle wraps developed by "high-end" Rockford Hills designers. 

The list goes on with the Pegassi Osiris, Enus Windsor, and the Albany Virgo, which Rockstar flashed in the most garish way possible. Fans can check them all out in all their muscly glory in the game studio's blog post. To complete the frills, players will get hundreds of "clothing items and accessories." 

With the "Ill-Gotten Gains" DLC, players will never go subtle. Speaking of subtle, a "GTA" tipster came across an interesting discovery in one of the screenshots, which led him to believe that some sort of laser or electric gun will make it to the game. 

In a photo showing a new combat PDW, the tipster, who shared his sighting in his YouTube account MrBossFTW, said that the weapon had the logo of "COIL Arms Division," which is known for manufacturing electric-car goods. If this is any indication, an electric weapon may be on the way. 

Product Reviews says that the "GTA V" 1.11 update on PS4 and Xbox One as well as the "GTA V" 1.24 patch update for the last-generation consoles are expected to touch down soon, too. On the other hand, the next batch of ill-gotten gains will be up for grabs in summer.

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