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GameInformer writes: Jesse Divnich, director of analyst services for Electronic Entertainment Design and Research (EEDAR), believes we may see a glimpse of a new Grand Theft Auto title at E3 in June.

Speaking to Game Informer, Divnich made a big prediction as to what we may see at the industry trade show in June. "I think we’re going to hear about another Grand Theft Auto. I think there won’t be any playable stuff. I think they’ll give you some type of teaser, because we do think that a year from then in 2011 we’re going to see another Grand Theft Auto."

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Xbox Evolved writes:

"Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City is a brand new standalone retail product that contains two games: Grand Theft Auto: The Lost and Damned and Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony. We have some new details."

Koku Gamer writes: "The report points out that the rise of fatalities from car surfing even rose more after the release of Grand Theft Auto IV video game, the article even states that before the games release the numbers were declining in accidents occuring from car surfing. "During the years in which no new edition of Grand Theft Auto was released and Jackass was not aired, there was a coincident drop in car-surfing fatalities."

A whole new web page has suddenly appeared on the net called www.coming-on-iphone.com, which features nothing more than an embedded video with an iPhone bezel around it.

The video shows some high-octane CGI footage of a bank heist followed by an action-packed car chase as the fuzz speed after the fleeing robbers.

Gamers, ‘GTA’ publisher Take Two and GameStop weigh in on what went wrong with the DS game.

Sometimes it snows in July. Sometimes men bite dogs. And sometimes a new "Grand Theft Auto" appears to flop.

"Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars," the best-reviewed game in the five-year history of the Nintendo DS, is now being labeled by some gamers and critics as a sales disappointment. The game, developed by "GTA" series creators Rockstar Games, sold 89,000 units in the U.S. between its March 17 launch and April 4, the end of the first monthly reporting period for the game’s sales tracked by the NPD group.