Is GTA Online down on PS3?
Is GTA Online down on PS3?
GTA Online is going to be shutting down on the PS3 and Xbox 360. Rockstar Games will be releasing GTA 5 Expanded and Enhanced for next-gen Consoles sometime in March 2022.
Is PS3 online still working?
VERDICT. False. PlayStation will not be shutting down its servers or store for PS3. While they’d initially announced they would close their PS3 game store, the company later reversed the decision.
Can I still play online on PS3?
Several publishers have pulled online server support for PS3 games over the years. Despite that, Sony has always kept PlayStation 3 online multiplayer alive with continued PSN support. Many of the Sony Interactive Entertainment titles’ multiplayer components also remain active. PS3 servers are staying online.
When does GTA 5 online stop being available on PS3?
Rockstar Games announced that the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of GTA Online, the online multiplayer component of Grand Theft Auto V, will no longer be accessible starting December 16th, 2021. Shark Cash Cards, which unlock the in-game currency for GTA Online, will no longer be purchasable on these consoles after September 15th, 2021.
Is GTA Online shutting down on PS4 and Xbox One?
If GTA Online is shutting down for the PS3 and Xbox 360 this year, then it’s likely that it will shut down for the PS4 and Xbox One port several years from now. PC will likely be the longest-lasting GTA Online version, simply because PC will always be relevant as far as video game platforms go. Nothing lasts forever.
Is it time to get rid of GTA Online on consoles?
There’s no end in sight for GTA Online on modern hardware. But it’s understandable that, after almost eight years of service on outdated, hard-to-buy consoles, now’s the time to pull the plug.
Why did Rockstar shut down the GTA Online servers?
Rockstar doesn’t give an official reason why these versions of GTA Online are shutting down, but the answer is more likely related to money. Keeping servers up costs money, and it’s unlikely that Rockstar Games was making much of a profit keeping these two versions up.
