Rockstar Games has decided to delay the PC release of Grand Theft Auto V, and some eager fans are not at all happy about it.

After a lengthy wait for word on a PC release of the game, it was revealed in November—about a year after the console version was released—that it would finally be made available this month. A couple of weeks from today, actually. But now the developer has decided to push that back a couple of months to March 24th.

Continue below for more, and to also see the minimum specification requirements, the recommended specs, and the first PC screenshots.

It’s a slow news day, as you might have expected, so why not watch some more remakes of the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer!

This time it’s a pair of trailers that were remade using Grand Theft Auto V as well as its online multiplayer option Grand Theft Auto Online. One uses player-created characters and the other uses more familiar faces from the game.

You can watch both below.

Heists were a big part of Grand Theft Auto V, and were expected to be a big part of the game’s companion multiplayer option, Grand Theft Auto Online, as well. But the online heists never came, and fans have been desperately awaiting their arrival for well over a year now.

Now, finally, it appears that Rockstar Games is ready to unleash these heists upon the masses. An official Heists Trailer has been released, and a release window is known. Click on over to the other side to check it out.

Are you sick of Grand Theft Auto V videos yet? I’m sure not!

GTA is the absolute poster child for all things evil in video games, and soccer moms everywhere just love to use it as an example of games that are turning our precious little children into soulless serial killers. Which is why it’s always fun to see videos from the game that are minimally violent, like this nature documentary!

Just as the headline says, this video is a 20-minute scenic drive in Grand Theft Auto V. Seriously. Nothing more, just a drive. So why share this? A couple of reasons, actually. First, because sometimes you just need to stop what you’re doing, turn off the radio, and drive. I find myself doing this often in GTA games, because they’re so much fun to explore and enjoy. Second, because videos like these show how insanely great the world created by Rockstar Games is (side note: this video covers a very small part of the very large map), and it’s worth praising repeatedly. You can watch the video below.

You can do an unbelievable amount of things within the world of Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto V, and that amount of things has increased greatly with all of the additions that are included in the new Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions of the game.

With the new first-person mode option and plenty of new animals to encounter, one thing that has become possible is something not many players think about whilst playing a GTA game: wildlife documentaries. That’s right, someone went ahead and created a lovely 13-minute wildlife documentary in Grand Theft Auto V focusing on sea creatures that’s titled “Into the Deep.” No shootouts. No insane police chases. Just nature.

You can watch the video below.