It's that time of the week again, folks, which means the bonuses and deals in GTA Online's weekly update have been dug up. The information comes from reliable Rockstar tipster Tez2, who rounds these up every week. This time around you are getting double experience and cash from the Air Freight missions. If you don't know what missions those are, they're a series of Smuggler's Run missions that were introduced in the GTA Online update of the same name. The task hasn't proved to be the best source...

Diamonds have returned as a reward for the GTA Online casino heist in the latest update. If you're planning a run on the casino's vault in the open-world game, you've got a high chance of maximum pay-out for the foreseeable future. The update comes via dataminer Tez2, who runs through everything that's coming in the latest patch. Generally when you rob the casino, you'll find a cash reward of up to $2.1 million, which is hardly chump change, but when diamonds are in play, you can make considerab...

There are some super sweet rewards and a big "one-time bonus" up for grabs in GTA Online this week. Rockstar Games has posted details of the online crime game's new set of challenges and goodies, which mean the chance to "make a killing in the Diamond Adversary series" - that is, scoop up some double payouts and a "quarter million in stone-cold cash" in-game. "You don't need to tap the vault to win big at The Diamond this week," Rockstar's latest newswire post says. That's because the opportunit...

GTA Online players are reporting that their characters have been completely wiped of progress and money after using a new exploit to rack up a load of in-game currency. From the looks of things, it stems from a recent wave of money resets from Rockstar. The money cheat was discovered two weeks ago following the launch of the the game's Los Santos Summer Special update. The way it works is simple and proves to be reasonably potent, as it could be done in several minutes. If you already had the mo...

Ever since I squeezed my face into David Braben’s Rift hole (humblebrag), I’ve been a VR convert. I’ve moved house three times since then, and each time I’ve managed to tether up some sort of VR system, from the pokiest of rooms to my reasonably spacious home office. That last one is not a humblebrag, as I’m far too humble to do two in one paragraph. It’s just a brag. I’ve been using VR for a long time, so I thought I’d ask myself what people mig...