New Grand Theft Auto V trailer next week
Hurricane Sandy-delayed second trailer for Rockstar Games' much-anticipated open-world action game arriving November 14.
The next trailer for Grand Theft Auto V is nine days away. Rockstar Games announced today that the second trailer for its hotly hyped action game will arrive Wednesday, November 14.
Last week, Rockstar Games announced that the trailer had been delayed due to a Hurricane Sandy-related power outage at the company's New York City office. Power has since returned to much of the Big Apple.
It was not announced what the new GTAV trailer will offer. The game's debut trailer arrived in early November 2011 and revealed that the project would be set in a fictional California and that it represents the most ambitious Rockstar game ever.
For more on GTAV, check out GameSpot's previous coverage.
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- Publisher(s): Rockstar Games
- Developer(s): Rockstar North
- Genre: Action
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- Classification Board: MA







