US EditionThings you might have missed in the GTA 6 trailer
- Rockstar Games released a two minute and 45 second trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI featuring protagonists Jason and Lucia in Vice City and Leonida on a Tuesday afternoon without prior notice.
- The trailer follows Rockstar's announcement that GTA 6 will be delayed until May 26, 2026, after originally targeting a 2024 release under Take Two Interactive's ownership.
- The trailer shows detailed environments including sleazy nightclubs, secret clues, Phil Cassidy's Ammu-Nation store, various vehicles, and diverse locales like the Leonida Keys and swamps.
- Rockstar explained that additional development time is necessary to meet the high-quality standards players anticipate and merit, prioritizing excellence over rushing the release of GTA 6.
- The sudden trailer release sparked intense fan analysis and excitement despite limited gameplay details, signaling high anticipation for the game's expanded narrative and setting.
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8 hidden details from GTA 6 Trailer 2 that show how the game will play
GTA 6 – what secrets is the trailer hiding? (Rockstar Games) The second trailer for GTA 6 is out now but it doesn’t spell out much in terms of gameplay and features, but if you look closely there are lots of clues. GTA 6 Trailer 2 arrived suddenly, and without notice, on Tuesday afternoon and while it looks great it’s surprisingly short on concrete details. We now know the names of a number of the characters, but not much more about the story an…
New GTA 6 trailer drops with a year left to go before release
Rockstar Games revealed a new look at Grand Theft Auto 6 on Tuesday with the highly anticipated game’s second trailer. It’s our first new look at GTA 6 in nearly a year and a half, and it reaffirms Rockstar’s commitment to launching its grand, open-world crime adventure … eventually, in 2026. Grand Theft Auto 6 is the first brand-new GTA game in more than a decade, and expectations for it are high — the game’s predecessor, Grand Theft Auto 5, ha…
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