Here's something to put you in the proper GTA groove -- and it's just in time for the US launch of  Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars' PSP version too. Check out the game's new "Out for Revenge" trailer after the jump.

The last PlayStation Store update saw the addition of a few more games available via Legacy, some of which were from Rockstar Games. Starting October 22nd, those titles will be in their very own storefront just like the ones that Capcom and EA already have.

Rockstar Games' dropped the bomb on the newest multiplayer mode in GTA IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony. And they come in parachutes, too.

There seems to be a huge division among PSP gamers concerning the PSP version of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. Some love the fact that it's getting a PSP release, other hate it. So far all we've seen of the game are screenshots, but now we can see how it moves thanks to this debut trailer from Rockstar.

A new trailer for Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City has just been released, carrying the title "There's Always a Girl". Check it out in the full article.

Would you like to win a cool US$ 5,000 for yourself and/or your band? Take-Two Interactive is giving you the opportunity to take all that cash home, and more, with their newly-announce3d Beaterator Band Challenge.

The brilliant team at Rockstar Games took the time out to answer some of your questions, fielded from Facebook and emails. While they answered a varied batch of questions, what stood out was the bit on the too-quiet-for-comfort L.A. Noire, and Rockstar's response to it.

Couldn't get enough of the first batch of Chinatown screenshots? Here are some more new ones for Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars on the PSP. Enjoy! After the jump, that is.

It looks like the App Store will soon be home to a pair of big Rockstar games. OK, truth be told, just one of them's been well and truly confirmed as 100% certain, but saying two's better than just one, right? Read on for the week's happenings in the iPhone Weekend Warrior.

Who says explosions and underground fistfights don't mesh with disco? Rockstar begs to differ, and the evidence lies in the fierce and funky first trailer for the second Grand Theft Auto IV DLC, The Ballad of Gay Tony. You've seen the screenshots, now check 'em out in action.