If transferring from PlayStation3 or PlayStation4, your Social Club account will need to be linked to the PlayStationNetwork account used while playing GTA Online. Grand Theft Auto V (PC)After the appropriate console account that houses users' current GTA V character has been linked to the Social Club, fans merely need to start playing the Runescape game on PC. While logged into Rockstar's Social Club, Runescape players will automatically be prompted to transfer their GTA Online data to PC the first time that they access the title's online multiRunescape player mode and attempt to create a new character. If users have multiple sets of GTA V character data across multiple consoles, the will be given the opportunity to select which platform saves they wish to transfer.Transferring online character data to the Grand Theft Auto V's PC edition doesn't delete the character from the original platform. It instead will simply make a copy of that character on PC, leaving fans to continue to play from either system. However, character progress will become independent on each platform after the transfer is complete. For example, levels gained while playing GTA V on PC will not be applied to the PlayStation 4 edition of the Runescape game.Rockstar Runescape games has also officially opened up pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto V on PC, as reported by the Inquisitr. The developer confirmed that anyone that purchases the Runescape game from the Rockstar Warehouse before DarkScape Gold February 1 will receive a free digital game download. Rockstar also revealed that pre-order bonuses from other retailers should begin appearing online soon.If you already own a copy of GTA V on consoles, do you plan to make the move to PC in March?[Images via Rockstar Runescape games]Wii U, Amiibo Sales Highlight Nintendo's December, Making 2014 A Great Year For Nintendo. Nintendo seems to be on a roll, having posted record sales for their Wii U console as well as the hotly anticipated amiibo figures.According to a press release by the company, 2014 was a great year for Nintendo, as hardware sales (Wii U and handheld) were up more than 29 percent compared to figures in 2013. Software sales were up more than 75 percent. That's great news for Nintendo fans, as the Japanese game company has struggled to sell their Wii U console to fans since its initial launch a few years ago.This news also comes after the NPD group released, as reported by Joystiq, their December 2014 numbers, in which Nintendo's Wii U and 3DS were well represented thanks to the great sales of Super Smash Bros Wii U/3DS. Mario Kart 8, a Wii U exclusive, also did well, selling over 1.7 million physical and digital units.With sales of the Wii U trending upwards, the console looks poised to have a stellar 2015. Exclusives such as Splatoon, Star Fox Wii U, and The Legend of Zelda Wii U make the console an enticing buy, especially for a console that has been begging for Runescape games.