Grand Theft Auto V’s iFruit companion app reaches Windows Phone

Grand Theft Auto V's iFruit companion app reaches Windows Phone

Grand Theft Auto V players with Windows Phones have been missing out on the game's iFruit companion app for a full two months, but they're getting their turn today. The newly available port shares the same features we've seen in its Android and iOS counterparts, letting criminal masterminds tune their rides and take care of Franklin's dog Chop. Those eager to visit Los Santos Customs from the comfort of their Lumias can download iFruit now from the Windows Phone Store.

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Via: Windows Phone Central

Source: Windows Phone Store

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GTA V makes $1 billion in three days, may be fastest selling entertainment product in history

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Via: Joystiq

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