While there has been no official disclosure from either Take-Two or Rockstar about the release Grand Theft Auto V, most analysts are of the opinion that the title will be launched in 2012, or spring 2013.

No confirmation of this has come from Take-Two, but one of the investors – in response to a question about Grand Theft Auto V’s announcement – has revealed that, in the ‘coming months,’ the company will announce the new games scheduled for release in its next financial year, that is April 2102 to March 2013.

Though investors have supposedly expressed apprehensions about the extent of Take-Two’s profits next year, the company is apparently upbeat that titles like BioShock Infinite, the newly-announced Borderlands 2, and Spec Ops: The Line, will do the business.

In fact, the company is equally optimistic about Duke Nukem Forever - which was released after a 14-year in-the-waiting period, has been slammed by the critics, and is still on its way to make a profit.

About the business prospects of Duke Nukem Forever, CEO Strauss Zelnick said: “We're grateful to compete in a market where you can have a critical response that was disappointing, but can still make money.”

Meanwhile, so far as the gameplay of the Grand Theft Auto V is concerned, there hardly are any details to specifically hold on to --- however, the last set of rumours hinted that the game is probably based on some sort of parody of Hollywood.