Grand Theft Auto V PlayStation 4

Picture the scene: you’ve just picked up Grand Theft Auto V on the PlayStation 4, and you’re ready to play – but the release’s monstrous day one patch just won’t download. This is what's happening right now, as we’ve just taken our copy of the title for a test drive, and have been confronted with an error labelled ‘CE-32937-4’. It seems that we’re not alone, either.

It’s not a particularly enormous problem – you can still get started with the single player campaign – but it does mean that Grand Theft Auto Online access is locked until the problem is fixed. This is a strange one, because the patch is there – and has been pulled down by many pre-loaders prior to release – but for some reason it just won’t download right now.

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There’s no word from Rockstar about how it’s tackling this error yet, but we suspect that the studio will be spending most of its day fighting fires – after all, a separate glitch currently renders it impossible to import your multiplayer characters into the port if you haven’t logged on since 2013. Who’d launch a next-gen video game, huh?

Update: Rockstar has issued an update for this problem: "We are currently addressing this issue with a patch for PlayStation®4 and PlayStation®3 users. This patch is available for download, but may not be available in your region for the next few hours. If you attempt to download the patch and see a 'CE-32937-4' error, please attempt to download the patch again later today. Affected PlayStation®4 players can still log in to Grand Theft Auto Online but will not be able to transfer characters until the fix is in place."

[source support.rockstargames.com, via vg247.com]