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GTA 5 Mejorado se une a Xbox Game Pass para PC en 2 semanas

Autor: Amelia May 04,2025

Microsoft está listo para mejorar la experiencia de Xbox Game Pass al agregar el Grand Theft Auto 5 y GTA 5 de Rockstar Games mejorados tanto para Xbox Game Pass como PC Game Pass el 15 de abril. Este emocionante anuncio se realizó a través de una publicación de cable de Xbox, destacando que el título muy esperado para la línea de onda 1 de abril de 2025 está a solo semanas de distancia. La inclusión de GTA 5 mejorada en PC Game Pass es particularmente notable, ya que presenta la actualización mejorada recientemente lanzada de Rockstar a principios de marzo.

Según Xbox, independientemente de la plataforma que esté utilizando, tendrá acceso a la última actualización, "Oscar Guzman vuela nuevamente". Esta actualización permite a los jugadores tomar el control del colgador de campo McKenzie en Grapeseed, participar en nuevas misiones de tráfico de armas y volar nuevos aviones, mejorando la experiencia del juego.

El regreso de GTA 5 a Game Pass es un evento significativo, especialmente porque se eliminó previamente del servicio. Si bien esto marca la primera vez que GTA 5 estará disponible en PC Game Pass, no está exento de desafíos. La versión mejorada, que se lanzó como una actualización gratuita en PC el 4 de marzo, introdujo nuevos vehículos, actualizaciones de rendimiento en los trabajos especiales de HAO, encuentros de animales y mejoras visuales. Sin embargo, también llevó a GTA 5 a recibir las revisiones más bajas sobre Steam debido a problemas persistentes con la migración de cuentas, lo que ha impedido que los jugadores transfieran sus perfiles en línea de GTA a la nueva versión.

Los recién llegados a Los Santos pueden no enfrentar estos problemas, pero los jugadores que regresan con la esperanza de migrar sus cuentas a la versión mejorada aún pueden encontrar problemas, ya que los problemas de migración de la cuenta siguen sin resolverse.

Cada celebridad en GTA 5 y GTA en línea

15 imágenes Mientras la comunidad de juegos espera ansiosamente noticias sobre Grand Theft Auto 6, la última actualización sugirió que Rockstar tiene como objetivo lanzar este título muy esperado en algún momento de este otoño, aunque una fecha de lanzamiento precisa sigue siendo difícil.

Si bien Rockstar continúa abordando los problemas que rodean el regreso de GTA 5 al Pass de Juego, puedes explorar los otros títulos que llegan a Xbox Game Pass en Wave 1 de abril de 2025. Además, Rockstar está apoyando a la comunidad de modding proporcionándoles herramientas oficiales, mejorando las posibilidades creativas dentro del juego.

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