In addition, the game's frequent updates prove that Rockstar continues to put resources behind its creative team even as the company prepares for new game releases. After all, the game's online mode - where players can play against other human players over the internet - already offers a vast array of various races and competitions. More aggravating here is that there seems to be no good reason why Rockstar won't add its own police mode for consoles. This is a great shame in that it limits Xbox players to wreaking virtual criminal havoc on the fictional city of San Andreas, rather than giving them the ability to serve the finer moral values of law enforcement.Īnd the LSPDFR mode is exceptional: As the video below shows, it allows players to take on the role of a police officer and respond to a wide array of callouts.
Here's a question: Why won't Rockstar Games add a police mode to the games console versions of 'Grand Theft Auto 5'?Īfter all, while so-called 'modders' have added a highly popular police mode called LSPDFR to the PC version of Rockstar's game, the Xbox and Playstation console versions of GTA 5 continue to lack such a mode.
