Grand Theft Auto 5 is a hard-to-die game, so much so that now we’re back to talking about the game’s ending.\r\nThe fifth chapter of the series (find the current-gen edition on Amazon) is in fact still widely played, many years since its release.\r\nThis also considering that Grand Theft Auto 5 continues to sell great, which is saying something.\r\nNow, as also reported by GamingBible, even if more than 10 years have passed since many have seen the ending of GTA 5, it seems that the discussions on which multiple choice ending made the most canonical sense are not over.\r\nGTA 5, as you know, tells the story of three disreputable men: Franklin, Michael and Trevor, who the player can switch between throughout the main story.\r\nEach of them offers unique talents, personalities and levels of chaos, and the ability to switch between characters made the game unique for the Rockstar title Games.\r\nFor this reason, Grand Theft Auto 5 features three different endings that the player can choose from: kill Trevor, kill Michael, or find a way for all three men to live.\r\nDepending on the option chosen, a subsequent mission will follow and the game will end.\r\nHowever, even today players debate which ending makes the most sense from a canonical point of view and there seems to be a definitive answer.\r\nThe third option, which allows all characters to survive during the mission \