'GTA V Online' updates; GTA V Heist to come to PS4, Xbox One soon?

Rockstar Games recently rolled out the 1.17 update for "GTA 5" to fix all the glitches found in "GTA Online," including the fan-favorite RP and unlimited money glitches of the game.

Still, GTA players have been on a constant lookout for new ways to make unlimited money and RP with the use of built-in loopholes in the game.

One of the successful players who discovered the steps to make easy money posted the tips through the YouTube account named Nasty. The YouTube user shared the tip on how to make unlimited money in "GTA V Online" by following these steps:

  • Launch GTA Online
  • Choose Online
  • Pick Playlists
  • Click on My Bookmarked Playlists
  • Select Potshot mission

Then, the players can instantly download the mission from these links if it is not yet available on the gamer's console.

Also, the "GTA V" game developer released the "Last Team Standing" update to the online game to add more weapons, vehicles, tactical gears as well as additional Creator mode features for more excitement.

The new updates will also allow players to have increased matchmaking capabilities while playing the game.

Aside from that, the GTA: Online games will now provide access to a couple of powerful weapons that can be used for different ranges. The weapons are called the Marksman Rifle and Heavy Shotgun. Players can use these weapons together with the new wardrobe and accessories for the teams.

Several brand-new vehicles are also featured for the online game. It includes the LCC Innovation Chopper, the Shitzu Hakuchou sports bike, as well as the Lampadati Furore GT.

In another news, Gamepur reported that the much awaited "GTA V Heist" could come in Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions as soon as Rockstar Games releases the famous action-adventure video game scheduled on Nov. 18, while the Windows version will come out on Jan. 27, 2015.

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