Grand Theft Auto 5 for the PC might finally be confirmed as real as a "bug log" with hundreds  of pages of data from the development of the game over a five-year period has been acquired.

"The document contains over 170 references to PC development bugs, numerous notes on DX11 support and a related 'smog' weather setting, mention of a 'lastgen' toggle used during development and bugs relating to 64-bit system testing," PC Gamer wrote according to IGN. PC.

PC Gamer acquired this log through a leak back in September. An XML File made its way through GTA forums after it was available on a public Google Drive server.

Screen shots of the game's files can be seen here.

GTA 5 PC may be heading to gamers in the summer of 2014 according to new listings. Stores have listed a GTA 5 steam key to be preordered online citing a summer 2014 release date, according to SidTech.

"The pre-orders tell us that those who pre-order will have to wait for summer next year for the release. We take the summer to mean somewhere between July and September 2014," the website writes. "You do have to take this with a pinch of salt as at the moment Rockstar have not spoken up about a released date. Personally we thought that that Rockstar would launch GTA 5 for the PC before we got to see it on the PS4 and Xbox One."