Rockstar Studios is preparing to launch video game "Grand Theft Auto V" on Xbox One and PS4, which will come on the 10th anniversary of "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas."

For the 10th anniversary of "GTA: San Andreas," Rockstar might be looking at re-launching the series, perhaps with a HD remake, on Xbox 360. A new leak found achievements on GTA: San Andreas, and the original game has been removed from the Xbox 360 store.

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For anyone who has previously played "GTA: San Andreas" on the Xbox 360, it is a boring experience. Not because the game isn't fun, but because to play it users have to sign off Xbox Live and run their console like it is offline.

The new re-launched edition should offer Xbox 360 achievements and online support. This does not mean it will involve multi-player - it will allow users to stay online while playing "GTA: San Andreas," letting your friends see the achievements and message you while playing the game.

"GTA: San Andreas" will reportedly come to PS3 and PC as well with the new edition, which would be a nice update. If it comes to PC, we expect it will offer some graphical enhancements, since the PC edition can be played online without any deterrents.

The original PC and PS3 port for "GTA: San Andreas" were not that great; Rockstar was even worse for ports back in 2004. Hopefully these new remakes will offer some actual upgrades to the old game, which has not stood the test of time when it comes to face-models and AI.

"GTA: San Andreas" was, at the time, one of the best games and continues to be one of the best-sellers. It offered a whole new world in Los Santos, alongside three other regions that the player explored while progressing through the missions. The gang-battles, house buying and girlfriends fleshed out the experience, where "GTA IV" lacked some of those features.

TagsRockstar Studios, Grand Theft Auto, GTA San Andreas, Video games, Xbox 360