Even after ten years, GTA 5 is still one of the biggest releases in modern gaming. With almost 160,000 people logged into the game on PC in the past 24 hours, it's no wonder it's one of the most played releases on Steam. But there's been one thing missi??ng all this time, until n?ow.

As noted in a recent report from Insider Gaming's Tom Henderson, it looks as though Rockstar has finally added anti-cheat software to GTA 5. More than nine years after releasing (bearing in mind the console versions came out in 2013), the hit Grand Theft Auto installment comes packed with BattlEye, at l?east on the ?PC version.

Screenshots from X user Tez2 �who's pretty noteworthy when it comes to tracking all things related to GTA �initially showed the software listed in the patch notes over on SteamDB. Rockstar has since updated its patch notes thread, dropping in its official notice that GTA 5 now comes with a Battleye install.

Is this the end of GTA 5 silliness?

Over the years, studios and publishing houses have taken strides to protect intellectual properties, especially when it comes to guarding against online cheaters. This is basically what BattlEye is? all about, but the report from Henderson points to a few concerns.

For one, will having anti-cheat software in the PC version of Grand Theft Auto 5 have any effect on modding? It can't be said at this stage what the result will be, but no do?ubt the community will? let us know post-haste.

In general, it seems fans are quite pleased with BattlEye finally making its way to the game, about a decade after it came out. But given how long it's taking for GTA 6 to arrive, we already know that Rockstar can be a bit ?sl?ow on the uptake at times.

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Players step into GTA Online, the multiplayer mode of GTA 5, for a variety of reasons, and driving vehicles at top speed and taking them for a spin is one of them. Drift Tuning is a customisation for your vehicles in GTA Online which does not necessarily increase the speed of the vehicle, but improves the handling of your car, allowing you to drift your car at tighter angles without losing control ??of the vehicle.

So, for players who like to drift ar??ound the streets of Los Santos, the Dift Tune upgrade is a must, as it overhauls a car’s en??gine power as well as improves its suspension.

GTA 5 players can ??install Drifting Tuning customisation to their vehicles by visiting Hao’s Special Works at the Los Santos Car Meet. This is the only place where you can get this upgrade option. To go to the Los Santos Car Meet, players need to purchase an LS Car Meet membership which costs $50,000. This price has to be paid in order to gain access to Hao’s Special Works mod shop. Furthermore, you need to pay $200,000 to install Drifting Tuning to your vehicle.

Players can also remove Drift Tuning from their vehicle at any time by paying $50,000 more, but remember that you would have to pay $200,000 to get it reinstalled again. The Drift Tuning upgrade is available fo??r free at the LS Car Meet for GTA+ memb??ers.

You can install Drift Tuning on select vehicles only in GTA Online, and the??se are the following vehicles that are compatible with the Drift Tuning ?upgrade:

• Annis Euros
• Annis Remus
• Annis ZR350
• Declasse Drift Tampa
• Declasse Drift Yosemite
• Dinka Jester RR
• Fathom FR36
• Karin Futo GTX

All of these vehicles are available to purchase in GTA Online, with some available ?in Southern S.A. Super Auto??s and others available at the Legendary Motorsport shop.

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