Has there ever been a more likely new sport than Grand Theft Auto Four? As I write this on April 16, 2008. There happen to be people around the world camping in tents out gaming shops awaiting the May 1, 2008 launch.

"Sure," you say, "there are always a few nutjobs out there lining up for any new entertainment release." There's not anything new anymore about watching people living in tents to be first in line to acquire a brand new product or view a new film.

However, the buzz about Grand Theft Auto Four has also attained Wall Street and analysts are predicting it won't just be the largest launch in gaming history (expected to crush Halo 3's box office record of $300 million in its first week each year), however it's also anticipated to topple all documents for the whole entertainment industry too. According to pre-orders, it's expected to split the $404 million raked in by Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. For more info visit https://fragrr.com/marketplace/gta5-accounts/

And that's not all as it pertains to Wall Street's interest. Grand Theft Auto Four's founder, Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. has become the goal of a $2 billion buyout offer by Electronic Arts Inc., which it recently rebuffed. Most financial analysts forecast a slightly higher deal is in the works, so only time will tell if this type of merger will happen.

But all this fiscal conversation begs the question of if Grand Theft Auto Four will soon fulfill its hype when players eventually get their hands on 1 May 1. According to early reviews, the sport includes a realism never before noticed. The streets of Liberty City come alive with bustle and hustle, and it's a sense of location that allegedly puts one right to this gritty metropolis.

Add it to the fact that its roads will soon be full of mayhem come May 1, and you've got a reason for lovers sleeping in pup tents round the world.