Having already checked the latest update for the 'Grand Theft Auto V' online version, fans are now keen to receive the update for the 'Ill-Gotten Gains' second part. In fact, recently Rockstar Games itself confirmed in a new post that the second part will be arriving soon. At the same time, the developer announced that it will be launching 'Welcome to Los Santos' vinyl with original music from 'GTA V' on June 30.

According to a report in Christian Today, the vinyl will present a number of popular artists including Little Dragon, Earl Sweatshirt, Killer Mike, Freddie Gibbs, Phanogram, Popcaan, Samual T. Herring, and Tunde Adebimpe, in addition to songs that were already released on the in-game 'The Lab' radio station.

Now that Rockstar Games has confirmed that it will release the vinyl June 30, it is expected that the upcoming 'Ill-Gotten Gains: Part 2' may also be launched in the first week of July. In fact, nearly all fans of 'GTA V' are eagerly waiting for the latest update as they have already enjoyed the first part alongside the additional content that is a regular for all Rockstar Games updates. According to the report, fans are now speculating about the possible new gears, weapons, missions, and rewards will be bundled with the second part of the upcoming update

As Rockstar Games seems to have already confirmed next installment, this discredits the rumors regarding an 'Independence Day' DLC. Some media outlets reported earlier that owing to the time lapsed since the release of the 'Independence Dat' DLC last year as well as popularity of the title, Rockstar Games may possibly be doing a July 4 follow-up this time.

Meanwhile, there are rumors that 'GTA V Online' will open its casinos to players. Some reports point out that new signs over has cropped up over Los Santos casinos on 'GTA Online' over the past week. While some signs read "Opening Next Week," there are others saying "Coming Soon." It is believed that this is an indication that an update related to the opening of the casinos, together with new gambling-based heists and missions in addition to casino mini-games, is drawing closer.