Rockstar has been keeping us in standby for some time, and no official announcement has been made so far about Grand Theft Auto 6. All the information we have are coming from rumors and leaks, and as we looked at Red Dead Redemption release a few months ago, we could think that the company is working on the GTA 6, so the waiting will be longer. But let’s see the good side, the longer we wait, the better the game will be.
Fresh Rumors
A post on Pastebin has gained the attention of everyone. It says that GTA 6 will not be possible on the current generation consoles, make us believe that the game will be developed for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Scarlett. The leak suggests that Grand Theft Auto 6 will feature elements from Red Dead Redemption 2 implemented in the game; an example was given with the stranger system. Also, the leaks say that multiple big cities will make GTA 6 be on top of the other games from the series. Liberty City and Vice City will be the ones in which the players will roll.
Furthermore, we know how you will start the game and what you can achieve. Your first start will be as a small time guy in Liberty City. Your task is to do some small-time thefts, and slowly you will work in Vice City in a notorious gang. After that, you will have essential missions to accomplished, and your business will be in Liberty City, and if everything goes right, you will return to Vice City, and you will become a drug Lord.
Finally, the post from Pastebin says that Rockstar Games have a date for the game release, but they want to analyze the sales of PS5 and Xbox 2, plus there is a problem with PS4. Grand Theft Auto 6 can be released on PS4 because they will have memory restrictions. A lot of features are being implemented to the game so the current console can support it. Also, the rumor has been removed from Pastebin, so until official information from Rockstar, we are going to take into consideration the new leaks.
Henry Lares is still early into his career as tech reporter but has already had his work published in many major publications including Tech Crunch and the Huffington Post. In regards to academics, Henry earned an engineering degree from Apex Technical School. Henry has a passion for emerging technology and covers upcoming products and breakthroughs in science and tech.
