Don’t take our word for it. Rockstar North didn’t expect their biggest game ever to be as huge as it has been in the early going and are fearful that they may have challenges with the multiplayer online version.
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Grand Theft Auto Online will be a rocky launch
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Published September 30, 2013
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Last week Rockstar North admitted it was facing “unanticipated” pressure because sales of GTA 5 had been stronger than expected.
“We are working around the clock to buy and add more servers,” its blog said.
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