Rockstar Games co-founder Dan Houser spoke about the GTA games he worked on being like the works of Charles Dickens for world building.
Rockstar Games has acknowledged that Xbox players have been facing issues, and is working with Microsoft to resolve this as soon as it can.
Available to current owners for free, the re-release includes 4K/60 FPS on Xbox Series X/S and PS5 with mouse controls on Switch 2.
A recently discovered demo reel from a former animator provides strong evidence that players will be able to rent bikes in Leonida.
Houser said that a big game “swallows all of your time for many years at a time. I don’t know if I had another one of those games in me.”
What started as firings for allegedly discussing confidential information at the studio has snowballed into something much more.
Well-regarded Grand Theft Auto leaker Tez2 noted that if Dan Houser wanted to leave over union busting he would have done it in 2018.
Employees were left with no ways to talk about non-work subjects on the official Slack channel, leading to the use of Discord.
Dan Houser spoke about his time working on the 2001 title, which would go on to revolutionise the gaming industry with its open world.
"I want to say in the same breath that GTA 6 is a welcome thing for the industry," says IO Interactive's CEO Hakan Abrak.
Protests were held at Edinburgh, Scottland over the company's recent actions with the protesters wanting to hold company accountable.
While the developer allegedly made efforts to port the open-world title, this doesn't necessarily mean it's officially happening.
We argue for more games in a genre that spends too long outside of the spotlight. What would those titles look and play like? That's anybody's guess. But we do have a few ideas!
After two years of re-releases, Rockstar is bringing the acclaimed open-world epic to current-gen consoles with free upgrades.
Despite fan requests for a current-gen version of Red Dead Redemption 2, developer Rockstar Games seemingly has other plans.
In a new video interview, the fired employees and IWGB spoke about their next steps being to hold Rockstar accountable for its actions.
However, this raises questions over whether most publishers would even care if Rockstar's open-world title sweeps all the awards.
However, Rockstar Games is spending extensive time to polish the experience since a single glitch would be a "bad look for them."
"It's going to be the biggest game, probably of all time," said Stockman, but he believes "it's entirely possible to be a number two."
In light of other publishers potentially moving their 2026 releases to avoid Grand Theft Auto 6, Insomniac Games is standing firm.
