Video games could become very expensive if we pay by the hour (Picture: Rockstar Games)
The CEO of Rockstar owner Take-Two has talked about changing the way video games are paid for.
Grand Theft Auto 6’s first trailer is fast approaching, after de
GTA 6 publisher suggests games should be paid for per hour played
License.
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