Last night at Sony's E3 press conference the company announced that Grand Theft Auto V would be coming to the PS4 in the fall. What the company did not mention (and why on earth would they?) is that Rockstar's latest title in the hit series would also be coming to the Xbox One and - yes, finally - the PC.

"Grand Theft Auto V for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC will take full advantage of the power of new generation systems to deliver the ultimate open-world experience," said the studio in an announcement last night.

To celebrate the launch of the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles tomorrow Humble Bundle has teamed up with Twitch and others to present an E3 Digital Ticket. While watching the live stream on Twitch, you can pay want you want to get a bunch of digital goodies.

GOG.com today unveiled what it calls an "optional client" to facilitate cross play multiplayer regardless of where you buy a game from. The client software, which the company says is "DRM-free" in theory will allow those who buy games from services like Steam to play their game in Galaxy without the need for logging into a service with a user account.

We're not sure how cloud-based game streaming service OnLive or Mad Catz Interactive Android-based micro-console Mojo are doing, but apparently those two things have teamed up, according to an announcement by OnLive today.

Epic Games and former GSC Game World developers have released updates to deal with Glu Mobile shutting down GameSpy Technologies' multiplayer services. Epic Games has released a new executable replacement file that redirects online play requests to a new in-house master server.

This week's Humble Weekly Bundle is all about making games. The Humble Weekly Bundle RPGMAKER gives you the tools you need to make an RPG or adventure game with relative ease. Pay what you want for RPG Maker VX Ace plus the DLC Bundle #1 which includes music and graphic assets to include in your games.

Steam announced that 75 more games have been added to Steam via its community-driven Steam Greenlight program. In announcing these latest additions, the company reiterated how games are approved through the program:

Relic Entertainment has indicated plans to move its Warhammer 40K strategy games over to Steam in a bid to keep the multiplayer portions of the games alive, Eurogamer reports. The original Dawn of War and the expansions recently underwent a major update to preserve multiplayer, Dawn of War franchise design lead Philippe Boulle wrote on the Steam forum.

The PC version of Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition will start using Steamworks on May 30, ahead of a rumored shutdown of Games of Windows Live. While that's good news to anyone who has used GFWL inside Steam (it's a horrible experience all around), there's some bad news for those who purchased the physical disc version of the game: they are going to lose access to their DLC.

A new update on the community page for Valve's in-house Steam Machines reveals that the Linux-based box designed to play PC games via Valve's operating system (Steam OS) has been pushed back to 2015.

Valve designer Eric Hope posted a message informing fans of the news about the delay and offering early details on a new controller.

According to this TorrentFreak story, the PC version of Wolfenstein: The New Order is so large that some people pirating the game on torrents have opted instead to buy it on Steam. While the information is anecdotal, it could help explain - in part - how the newest action game from Bethesda managed to unseat DayZ from the Steam top-selling games charts for the week of May 18-24.

While Ubisoft's open world hacking game is getting fairly solid reviews out of the gate, several owners of the PC version of the game are saying that it has lots of problems with general crashes, sound issues, frame rate degradation, and issues with various graphical drivers from Nvidia.

Xbox One controller compatibility for Windows PC is nearing public release, according to a reply from Microsoft's Larry Hryb on a NeoGAF thread about the topic.

"Soon. Very soon," Hryb (AKA Mjr. Nelson) said, replying on a NeoGAF thread about when the necessary drivers would be made available via Windows.

Microsoft said back in August of 2013 that Windows support for Xbox One's peripheral would arrive sometime in 2014.

Game developer Splash Damage has renamed its upcoming free-to-play online shooter Extraction to Dirty Bomb. The game was originally called Dirty Bomb but the company changed the name because of the sensitivities surrounding terrorist attacks in the UK. The game was renamed Extraction in August 2013, but Nexon said in a release today that Dirty Bomb better fits the game's "unique personality."

This week's Humble Weekly Bundle offers games from Triumph Studios and Larian Studios. The Humble Weekly Bundle by Triumph & Larian offers Age of Wonders, Age of Wonders: Shadow Magic, Divine Divinity and Beyond Divinity for whatever price you want.

If you are willing to pay more than $6 you can also get those games and Age of Wonders II: The Wizard's Throne and Divinity II: The Developer's Cut.

Paying more than $15 will get you all of the aforementioned games and Divinity: Dragon Commander.

Developer inXile has announced in its latest Kickstarter update for Wasteland 2 that the game will officially be released in August. Wasteland 2 was successfully funded on Apr 17, 2012 via a rather impressive Kickstarter campaign that raised over $2.9 million by its close and was backed by 61,290 people. The post apocalyptic action RPG - which was the inspiration of the Fallout series of games from Interplay (now owned by Bethesda) - was also released on Steam Early Access in December of last year.

What does the average gamer look like and how are people who play games different from the rest of the population? Are they better or worse than the rest of society? While Jagex would never claim to know the full answers to these burning questions, the company behind the long-running MMORPG RuneScape thinks it has a clearer picture.

For the next 13 days Humble Bundle is hosting a daily bundle sale where a new bundle is offered for whatever you're willing to pay. Today's bundle is the Deep Silver ReBundle, which offers a previous bundle containing a bunch of Deep Silver's top games.

Origin's 'On the House Program' is offering Plants vs. Zombies for free this month. The game is free to download and keep, no string attached - except that you have to install and use EA's digital distribution platform. Last month EA gave Battlefield 1942 away for free, and the month prior it offered Dead Space for free.

Square Enix has confirmed that it plans to bring its classic RPG Final Fantasy 3 to PC platforms via Steam sometime this year.

Square Enix says that the new game will feature new and improved story sequences and 3D graphics, optimized browsing of in-game information such as the monster bestiary and other game records, new visual designs for the Job Mastery Cards, and generally upgraded graphics. Besides the cosmetic changes and the control optimizations for the PC, Final Fantasy 3 will be an identical experience to what has already been released on consoles and hand-helds.

This week's Humble Weekly Bundle features classic games tweaked by the fine folks at Night Dive Studios to work on modern-day PCs. The bundle includes a number of great games including Sir-Tech's RPG classics Wizardry 6: Bane of the Cosmic Forge, Wizardry 7: Crusaders of the Dark Savant, and Wizardry 8; Looking Glass Studios' sci-fi action RPG System Shock 2; cult-classic horror game, Shadow Man; and the adventure game classics The 11th Hour; The 7th Guest, Harvester, and I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream.

The developer of RPG city building game Towns has apparently abandoned the game, blaming poor sales as the number one reason for moving on to something else. Towns was one of the very first games to be accepted in Valve's Steam Greenlight program. Developer Florian Frankenberger (aka Moebius) revealed the news on the Towns website.

Prague-based independent developer Keen Software House says that its space-based sandbox game Space Engineers has sold more than 500,000 copies on Steam Early Access. That's not too shabby for an indie game that has been on the market since Oct 23, 2013.

While announcing the two year anniversary of the original DayZ mod for Bohemia Interactive's Arma 2, DayZ creator Dean "Rocket" Hall revealed that the stand-alone game based on that mod has hit a brand new sales milestone. According to Hall, DayZ has sold over two million copies since its release on Steam Early Access.

This week's Humble Weekly sale is all about being cooperative. The Humble Co-op Weekly Bundle offers the multiplayer action platformer Awesomenauts, the FPS and tower defense hybrid, Sanctum 2, and the fantasy arcade action RPG, Wanderlust: Rebirth - all for whatever you want to pay.

If you pay $6 or more you'll also receive platformer game Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken, tower-defense strategy game sequel Orcs Must Die! 2 Complete Pack, and the free-form aerial beat 'em-up, Aces Wild: Manic Brawling Action!.

The original PC version of Minecraft has gone past the 15 million sales milestone, according to a new announcement by its creator. The news comes from Minecraft creator and Mojang co-founder Markus Persson, who posted the news on Twitter.

Eurogamer has an interesting story on a pro League of Legends player who is so committed to the MOBA hit that he played it in the hospital while recovering from a collapsed lung - and then streamed his session for four hours on Twitch.

Last week we asked our readers how they divide up their Humble Bundle purchases. The majority of you said that it is divided up equally amongst charities, the Humble Bundle organizers and developers. A majority - 58 percent - said that your purchase are split up amongst all parties.

Mojang has launched the Minecraft Realms subscription service in North America today. In case you didn't know, Minecraft Realms offers hosting and setup for multiplayer Minecraft worlds starting at around $13 a month.

The PC games market has surpassed the console gaming market in revenues, according to DFC Intelligence owner David Cole. Speaking to PCR, Cole says that PC game software sales have generated more than consoles on a global basis.

"Among core gamers there is a heavy overlap with most console gamers also playing on a PC. The big difference is that consoles are now the luxury item and PCs are the necessity. Just a few years ago the reverse was true. This means PCs have the broader audience."