GTA IV has been out some time now and we don't get nostalgic for it even though we did love it (for what it was) somewhat at one stage.

Some people are disappointed with not being able to buy property which is really cool feature back then.

It's one thing we enjoyed about San Andreas.

Things like empire building, the feeling of moving up, getting respect and conquering the map.

Rockstar might have a nice alternative so we'll see.

Mini-games. GTA III era games were like having bunches of lots and lots of mini games.

They were basic but fun and they were scattered and hidden all throughout the map.

Now the new super serious GTA, we have less mini-games but they're more fleshed out. Don't get me wrong, we don't REALLY care for the mini-games, ya know?

Mini games were a nice distraction.

A little game within the game. Now, if I see a full fledged tennis game, people definitely try it a few times but wont play it again. Tennis is not my thing.

With variety, more people have more choice, this finding something that's enjoyable. This move by Rockstar is baffling. If you don't like 4 of the 5 fleshed out mini games, that leaves you kinda screwed because so much work went in to them.

On the other hand you could have 20 not-so-fleshed out games and the game would just seem huge.

The feeling of variety and access to so many different games would be immense.

Our main concern is the graphics for GTA 5 not being new to the market any more. We've been looking at the graphics since the end of 2011. When we first seen them then, we were blown away.

But if they got the marketing right and we got the game six months after we ever got word of it being developed then we'd all be very happy people.

We just hope that when making a next GTA (if they do, GTA 5 will be a decider for many fans) that if they start making it in 2014 and they estimate how long it will take to complete the game, that people in the company aren't playing to one another.

Then, when they get a date or timeframe add 1 and a half years on to it.