It's taken a long time to release, but Rockstar Games is setting new standards with the realism of its next open-world epic.
According to Rockstar Games, the open world title's newest trailer enjoyed the biggest video launch of all time, surpassing Deadpool and Wolverine's trailer.
The second trailer revealed several subtle and direct hints about gameplay mechanics players can expect when it launches in 2026.
A ton of GTA 6 information was revealed recently. Here's everything you probably missed.
At the time of publishing, the viewer count for the latest GTA 6 trailer is quite close to hitting 77 million on YouTube alone.
EA CEO Andrew Wilson spoke about how game development often takes several years, making it hard to react to sudden announcements.
Kojima compared the affect of a major game release like Grand Theft Auto 6 to a blockbuster movie like Mission: Impossible.
Explore the scenic Leonida Keys, hunt wild animals in Mount Kalaga National Park, or run afoul of a biker gang in Ambrosia.
Learn more about Jason and Lucia, the new protagonists, and various important characters appearing throughout the open-world title.
The latest trailer gives us a deeper look at the dual protagonists, Jason and Lucia, as they party around Vice City and partake in crime.
Yoshida spoke about how developers often have to find the right balance between their ambitions, production costs, and game prices.
Circana's Mat Piscatella believes it would have brought back "relapsed players" to consoles and driven "incremental hardware sales."
"They had the chance to pick any date, and they picked May. I think it's an 80 percent chance they will hit it,” said Obbe Vermeij.
Rockstar Games has finally ripped the bandaid off and delayed the open-world title to next year. Here's what you should know.
CEO Strauss Zelnick says it promises to be "a ground-breaking, blockbuster entertainment experience that exceeds audience expectations."
"Nobody I’ve talked to at Rockstar has believed Fall 2025 was a real window for a very long time," reports Bloomberg's Jason Schreier.
Originally set for this Fall, Rockstar Games says the extra time is to "deliver at the level of quality you expect and deserve."
Circana's Mat Piscatella believes that the gaming industry is currently in "unprecedented territory" with regards to economics.
The former Rockstar North developer also revealed some details behind the making of PS3 and Xbox 360 classic Grand Theft Auto 4.
Insider Gaming's Tom Henderson promises a "well-researched story" in the next "couple of weeks" about the game's online mode.
