Rockstar Games continues to tease the world of Grand Theft Auto V in a series of new images released last night.

The screens show off the game's playable protagonists Michael, Trevor, and Franklin as they take part in various activities including heists, parachuting, and car chases.

GTAV launches September 17 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. A PC version was recently spotted on Amazon's German website, though Rockstar has said only that it is only considering bringing the game to computers. A Wii U version has also not been ruled out.

GameSpot recently saw the game in person. For more, check out previews concerning the many roles gamers can play in GTAV, as well as how Rockstar plans to make memorable heist sequences.

Current outages affecting EA's Battlefield 3 and its social tracking service Battlelog are being caused by Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, EA has said.

The official Battlefield Twitter accountsays "the current BF3 and Battelog outages are a result of activity that appears to be aimed at overwhelming our game servers."

There is no current ETA on when the issues will be resolved. "Thank you for being understanding," continued the Battlefield account. "We are going to try our best to get everyone back onto the battlefield as soon as possible."

In response to the current outages, DICE and EA have postponed the Battlefield 3 Double XP event, scheduled to run from May 9 through May 13, to a later date.

DICE is currently working on Battlefield 4, which is due to be released later this year. EA last night said it would also debut a new game from Battlefield developer DICE at E3 2013.

For more on Battlefield 3, check out GameSpot's previous coverage.

Ubisoft Reflections is currently co-developing open-world action game Watch Dogs, but that's not the only title the United Kingdom outfit is working on.

As reported by Joystiq, Ubisoft Reflections managing director Pauline Jacquey said today during the Game Horizon conference that the studio will reveal this new game at the 2013 Electronic Entertainment Expo next month.

"We work on Watch Dogs," Jacquey said. "We work on [Just Dance 4], and we work on something that I'm not supposed to tell you about. I wish that I could. It's going to be announced at E3."

Ubisoft Reflections is a frequent collaborator on various projects, including last year's Just Dance 4 and Far Cry 3. The last game the studio developed alone was 2011's Driver: San Francisco.

Ubisoft Toronto manager Jade Raymond revealed in March that the studio has two major collaborative projects in the works related to the company's "biggest franchises." In addition, a follow-up to this fall'sAssassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is already in development.

New games from DICE, BioWare, and EA Sports, as well as Respawn Entertainment are also expected to be announced at E3 2013.