New "Grand Theft Auto 5" details will feature the possible launch date for the "Casino" DLC in "GTA Online" and cast member claims there is no single player DLC story.
"Grand Theft Auto 5" insider Funmw2 hinted that the game's online content, "GTA Online" will feature two new DLC expansions, "Lowriders" part 2 and "Casino". The "Lowriders" part 2 will feature new vehicles within "GTA Online" such as the Minivan 2, Sabre GT 2, Tornado 5 etc., while the "Casino" DLC will introduce gamers to the gambling circuit as gamers will enjoy all sorts of gambling mini-games such as Poker, Blackjack and Slot machines,.
The "Casino" DLC will not just be available for "GTA Online", but in the game's main story mode as well giving players who prefer offline gameplay a chance to enjoy the mini-games without any lags or interruptions. The DLC has been a major topic to most forum sites as Rockstar Games has not fully revealed its content to the public and may do so sometime the year.
However several rumors claim that the "Casino" DLC will be available for "GTA Online" in the first haft of this year, Christian Post reported. Rockstar Games has not yet commented on the supposed launch date of the DLC, but they have plenty of time to prepare and announce it properly to the public soon.
In other news, it seems that the rumored single player DLC for "Grand Theft Auto 5" will likely happened as one of the game's cast members clarified several details on the game.
Voice actor Ned Lukes, who played the role of Michael De Santa stated that he has no idea that a single player DLC storyline was being worked on for "Grand Theft Auto 5", nor that it will ever be released this year, VG 24/7 reported.
The rumored single player DLC story started with Luke's co-star Shawn Fonteno posted a photo on his Instagram wearing full motion capture suite and teased that he will be reprising his role as Franklin Clinton in "Grand Theft Auto 5". Rockstar Games stated last year that the "all key members" of the development team in "GTA 5" will be working together to come up with new DLC for "GTA Online", ultimately shoving the ideas of a single player DLC.
Inspite of that, it is still unclear if Rockstar is keeping it a huge secret to the gaming fans and woud probably surprise them in a way they did not expect to happen.
"Grand Theft Auto 5" is currently available for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and the PC.