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Why is Rockstar Games Social Club not working anymore?
Why is Rockstar Games Social Club not working anymore?

Time of India

time3 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Why is Rockstar Games Social Club not working anymore?

Image via Rockstar Games. Rockstar Games Social Club is a DRM software for games like GTA, Red Dead, and many more. This also worked as a central hub of the online communities and services platform for Rockstar titles. This software also made sure that players are well aware about their in-game stats, achievements, leaderboards, Crew and multiplayer events, content sharing, and what not! However, it seems that the era of Rockstar Games Social Club comes to an end. Is Rockstar Games Social Club officially shut down? Frankly speaking, Rockstar Games Social Club was actually more than a DRM. Not only players could authenticate Rockstar titles with Social Club accounts, but they could also manage profiles, link other platforms, etc. With this platform, players could join various communities, Crews to play group missions, and multiplayer modes and events. Social Club featured community tools and content sharing options to get solutions to any in-game issues. Even this platform used to grant exclusive bonuses and rewards. It seems fans won't be able to use these perks anymore as Rockstar Games Social Club is probably defunct. There have been recent reports which suggest that Rockstar Games Social Club now redirects to the standard Rockstar Games homepage. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Live Update: The Strategy Uses By Successful Intraday Trader TradeWise Learn More Undo Not only that, core features of the platform like activity feeds, profile viewing. However, other features of the Social Club, like Crews, in-game progress, friends list and community, and many more can be accessed via the GTA Online website and standard Rockstar Games site. But still, there is no existence of the Rockstar Games Social Club, as of now. This was quite evident looking at the upcoming release of GTA 6. Social Club was obviously pretty useful but on the other hand, it was becoming old day by day. So, Rockstar would never incorporate a 17-year old software to its highly realistic upcoming title. That is why, Social Club's end might mark the addition of a completely new DRM-cum companion software for GTA 6 . This sudden extinction may seem unexpected, but the end of Rockstar Games Social Club was already hinted, two years ago. In late 2023, the official website of Rockstar Games removed all the references of Social Club. However, the features and aspects remained the same, but the wordings changed to 'Rockstar Games Platform.' So, it seems this is the final pin in the coffin of Rockstar Games Social Club. Read More: 7 problems from GTA 5 that GTA 6 must fix Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!

‘Project Ghost' a policing victory against organized crime: Brampton Mayor Brown
‘Project Ghost' a policing victory against organized crime: Brampton Mayor Brown

Yahoo

time13 hours ago

  • Yahoo

‘Project Ghost' a policing victory against organized crime: Brampton Mayor Brown

Brampton, Ont., Mayor Patrick Brown on Tuesday commented on 'Project Ghost", a year-long investigation into an organized crime group. Brown said "it was just not a policing victory, it's a community safety milestone for Brampton, Peel Region and the broader GTA. This investigation involved more than a dozen incidents, home invasions, stabbings, shootings and coordinated luxury vehicle thefts. These were not random acts, this was organized crime.'

Naomi's Evolution 2 triumph leaves Metro Boomin speechless and in tears
Naomi's Evolution 2 triumph leaves Metro Boomin speechless and in tears

Time of India

time14 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Naomi's Evolution 2 triumph leaves Metro Boomin speechless and in tears

Triple H and Metro Boomin (Image via X) When Naomi cashed in her Money in the Bank contract at Evolution 2 and walked out as the new Women's World Champion, the WWE Universe wasn't the only one jumping out of their seats. Grammy-winning music producer Metro Boomin was at ringside, and he was so overwhelmed by the moment that he nearly cried. A video he later shared on social media captured his real-time reaction, with his voice cracking from pure emotion. This was not just a celebrity cheering from the front row, it was a longtime fan celebrating a win that meant something deeply personal. And for Metro, Naomi's victory was more than a title change. It was a moment of pride and joy. Naomi's win hits home for Metro Boomin Naomi has had one of the most inspirational journeys in WWE, and Metro Boomin knows it. After her match-winning cash-in, he posted: 'I almost shed a real tear at this moment and you can hear it in my voice. Very happy to see @TheTrinity_Fatu grab the win. If you know her story then you understand!!' His post quickly went viral. Fans praised his emotional honesty, celebrated Naomi's hard-earned win, and appreciated Metro's ongoing love for wrestling. This is not new behavior for the chart-topping artist. He's been a loud supporter of WWE for years, whether sharing on social media during live events or showing up at major shows. Metro does not just enjoy wrestling… he lives it. He performed at WrestleMania 41's 'After Dark' event in Las Vegas and even featured his track 'GTA' with Future as the official theme for WWE Bad Blood 2024. He's turned his music into part of the wrestling experience and is clearly invested in the world beyond the ropes. From entrance music dreams to real WWE impact Metro Boomin has a dream beyond being in the audience, he wants to help shape WWE's sound. He's spoken openly about wanting to create entrance music for Superstars. Earlier this year, he pitched a theme to Jacob Fatu , who showed genuine interest. He even offered a new theme to R-Truth Cody Rhodes and Metro Boomin (Image via X) He also stirred fan theories by posting a studio photo featuring his production gear beside a spinner U.S. Title belt, hinting he may already be working on something WWE-related behind the scenes. As per Metro Boomin, wrestling is not just entertainment, it is something that moves him, inspires him, and connects with his own story of creativity and passion. Naomi's win at Evolution 2 did not just crown a champion, it reminded fans and stars alike why we all fell in love with wrestling in the first place. Also Read: Ron Killings chooses legacy over change, declines Metro Boomin's WWE proposal Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!

‘Not an easy decision': The Beer Store is closing 10 more stores in Ontario, including 5 in the GTA
‘Not an easy decision': The Beer Store is closing 10 more stores in Ontario, including 5 in the GTA

CTV News

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • CTV News

‘Not an easy decision': The Beer Store is closing 10 more stores in Ontario, including 5 in the GTA

A Beer Store location is seen in this undated photo. (The Beer Store) The Beer Store has announced that it will be closing 10 more locations across Ontario in the next two months, including five in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). In a news release, the retailer said one location in Toronto's east end at 636 Greenwood Ave. and another in Scarborough at 4479 Kingston Rd., will both close effective Sept. 14. Also closing on Sept. 14 are locations at 2020 Appleby Line in Burlington, 229 Dundurn St. S. in Hamilton, and 4681 Hwy #7 in Unionville. 'The retail market for beer is changing in Ontario and for The Beer Store that means making the difficult decision to close some retail locations,' Ozzie Ahmed, The Beer Store's vice-president of retail, said in the release. 'This is not an easy decision and not one we make lightly.' Stores in Deep River, Northbrook, Ottawa, Ridgetown, and Sioux Lookout will also close on the same date. The Beer Store says 'all efforts' will be made to support employees through the closures. It is unclear how many employees will be let go, or if they will be moved to other nearby branches. This is the latest in a series of closure-related announcements that the retailer has made since the start of 2025. The most recent round of closures follows the province's move to expand alcohol sales to corner stores across Ontario, which saw Premier Doug Ford broker a new deal with The Beer Store. Part of the new agreement includes keeping at least 386 stores open until July 2025 and at least 300 until Dec. 31, 2025. Nearly 60 stores have been closed or scheduled for closure across the province so far this year. With files from CTV News Toronto's Alex Arsenych

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