Rockstar promises GTA 6 will have "absolutely mind-blowing" features during the Golden Joystick Awards
The important details are still missing, though
Grand Theft Auto VI confirmed for fall 2025: Rumors of delay put to rest
11 years after GTA V, Rockstar gears up for a new era
In brief: The most anticipated game of 2025 – and arguably, the decade – is still on track for a fall 2025 launch, quelling rumors that Grand Theft Auto VI might not arrive until 2026 or beyond. Unfortunately, there is still no word regarding a version of the game for PC.
Ex-Rockstar dev says GTA 6 won't launch until "100% perfect" – it's got no competition
He also said that PC gamers will have to wait until 2027 or so
Artist tells Rockstar to "Go f**k yourself" after lowball offer to use band's music in GTA VI
Not very generous, considering GTA V has grossed $8.5 billion in lifetime revenue
GTA VI is still set to launch in fall 2025, but no word on a PC version yet
Rockstar prioritizes console sales, according to a former dev
GTA 6 publisher Take-Two expresses concern over review bombings
Is Take-Two worried that GTA 6 might be considered too "woke?"
A hot potato: Review bombing has become a common practice these days. The act of flooding a game with negative reviews for a certain reason, even those not actually related to the gameplay, is no longer an unusual sight. But does it have any effect, especially on established franchises? According to GTA publisher Take-Two Interactive, "negative review campaigns" can have a significant impact, suggesting the company might be worried about GTA 6 suffering this fate.
Rockstar narrows down GTA 6 launch window to fall 2025
One of the most anticipated games ever
Take-Two Interactive cuts 5% of workforce, shutters projects amid cost-cutting measures
Its CEO recently said there were no job cuts planned
Rockstar tells employees to get back in the office full time, partly to stop more GTA VI leaks
There are also "productivity" reasons
Rockstar Games faces another leak as GTA V source code, GTA VI and Bully 2 details appear online
Rockstar must be sick of hearing the word "leak"
18-year-old hacker behind GTA VI leak sentenced to life in secure hospital facility
The hacker is determined to carry out more cybercrimes
Grand Theft Auto VI is already breaking records
GTA VI generated more than 90 million YouTube views in 24 hours
The official GTA VI trailer is here: 2025 release date, no confirmation of a PC version at launch
Will it be GTA V all over again?
Rockstar is making GTA 6 official this week, reveal trailer hits in December
Twelve years after GTA V was announced
Take-Two repeats hint that GTA 6 will arrive next year
Could it take GTA V's title of second-best-selling game ever?
Mastermind behind Uber hack and GTA 6 leak declared unfit for trial
The breach cost Uber $3 million
Take-Two exec says PS5 And Xbox Series hardware redesigns are "probably" coming soon
Our guess is refreshed hardware is still at least another year away because of the rocky last couple of years
Take-Two report suggests GTA 6 could arrive as early as next year
The publisher expects to make over $8 billion in its next financial year
City of London Police arrest alleged GTA VI leaker with assistance from FBI and NCCU
Well, that was quick: London Police believe they have apprehended the GTA VI leaker. Law enforcement made the bust Thursday evening, just days after the FBI got involved. Officials have not released the name of the teenage suspect, nor have they announced the charges he faces. More details should surface in the coming days.
Developers from all over the games industry debunk unfair criticisms of early GTA 6 visuals
Facepalm: While some were excited to see leaked pictures and video of Rockstar's upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6, others found it an opportunity to bag on the developers and nitpick the game's graphics, saying that what we saw is what we'll get. Game developers responded with proof that such sentiments are completely unfounded.
GTA 6 leakers may be the target of an FBI investigation
The leakers are gonna have a five-star wanted level of their own
Take-Two floods internet with copyright strikes following GTA 6 leak, blames "network intrusion"
Confirming its authenticity in the process
In context: If there's one thing that validates the legitimacy of a massive gaming leak, it's the company behind said title responding with copyright strikes that force the content to be removed. That's what Take-Two did soon after the 90+ videos and screenshots of GTA 6 started hitting the web yesterday. We've also heard that the leaker responsible, who says he is the same 18-year-old hacker that breached Uber, is looking to "negotiate a deal" with Take-Two/Rockstar.
Massive GTA 6 leak with over 90 videos & screenshots posted online by the Uber hacker
What just happened? What is allegedly a massive leak of GTA 6 content, including dozens of test build videos and screenshots, has been posted by the 18-year-old hacker claiming to be behind the recent Uber breach. Whether they are legitimate is still open to debate, but a lot of it matches up with previous rumors, and the dialogue and cutscenes seem convincingly Rockstar-like.
Rockstar wants GTA 6 to set creative benchmarks for the series, the industry, and all entertainment
It has a lot to live up to