Some people say GTA 6 is a game, and some have shared videos or pictures of it online!
Some people say GTA 6 is a game, and some have shared videos or pictures of it online!
I wonder if anyone will ever combine all those tracking sites to make one big list of the most popular games.
So that would mean taking all the numbers and stats from different gaming sites into one pile, assuming we can do it easily and correctly. It's definitely possible, but there are a few other things to watch out for, like how much money people spent on those games, plus how many players were actually playing at once versus the maximum limit for any PC game. For example, looking at the EGS store/platform, here is some data we could use: Most Played PC Games – Epic Games Store Top Selling PC Titles – Epic Games Store The Most Popular PC Games – Epic Games Store
Sure, I just wanted a quick way to check how active some game servers are. I'm wondering if Valve or other teams would stop me from doing that, especially if their sales figures were shown along with other data.
Valve shouldn't really care about that, but if only sales numbers are shown, I think it's fine. Anyway, I just learned this new thing today. This video talks a few things about GTA 6. It might be worth watching. Check the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2UbMZ8I...=MrBossFTW
A small update popped up online and it turns out that the GTA 5 source code is being shared too. Some parts of Grand Theft Auto 5 are now leaking out on GitHub. The code includes scripts, turnables, cut content from GTA Online, developer notes, and anti-cheat stuff. However, even though this is cool to look at, I don't think it helps anyone who wants to mod the game because they still can't use any assets without permission from Rockstar. News Source: DSOG. A part of Grand Theft Auto 5's source code has been leaked on GitHub (dsogaming.com)