A PC version of Grand Theft Auto V has been spotted in retailer listings in Germany.

The German arm of Amazon and retailer Games Only both have listings for a Games for Windows Live version of Rockstar's much-anticipated sequel (via Gematsu).
The game has only officially been confirmed for Xbox 360 and PS3.

No release date is offered, but the listings suggest that Rockstar may stick with its historical trend of releasing a PC version of its GTA games in the several months following a console debut.

GTA IV was released on consoles in April 2008, followed by a PC version in December that same year.

Likewise, GTA III hit PS2 in October 2001, and later arrived on PC in May 2002 - a pattern which remained consistent for the follow-up releases of GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas.

The Games Only listing titles the game as an 'Uncut Edition' which it claimed would include bonus items before details of said items were removed, according to reports. Prior to the alleged edits, the listing apparently detailed items such as an art book, world map, new stunt plane challenges, bonus outfits, exclusive weapons and more.