Multiple sources have reported that GTA 5 source code has leaked online, alongside fresh Python code from GTA 6. Also shared online are files from Bully 2 which never got to see the light of day.
Whenever Rockstar Games is in the news, it is always for something big. Just last week, the company shattered several records with the release of GTA VI trailer 1. Yesterday, December 14, Rockstar announced the introduction of GTA RP Week on Twitch. According to what we learned, GTA RP Week Read more…
At the time of post, GTA 6 trailer had garnered over 74 million views in 17 hours. This puts it well on track to topple the GTA 5 trailer record in just 24 hours.
I had slept off and woke up with the anticipation of watching GTA VI later today only to realize that Rockstar Games was forced to release it early because of leaks. That sucked. However, the trailer has now raked up over 38 million views in just 6 hours.
On December 1, 2023, Rockstar posted a picture with the message “Trailer 1, Tuesday, December 5, 9 AM ET”, and everyone already thinks it is for GTA 6. However, we have a reason to believe that the trailer in question is not going to be for GTA 6.
What started like a regular livestream on Thanksgiving Day by GTA 5 actor Ned Luke (who played the role of Michael De Santa) ended abruptly after he was swatted. Sirens were heard in the background before he received a call.
On November 11, Obbe Vermeij, former Rockstar developer announced that he had started a blog to talk about his time at Rockstar North.
After months of speculations, fans of the GTA franchise can now rest easy following the official confirmation from Sam Houser, the co-founder of Rockstar Games, that the game will get its first trailer in December.
Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier claims that Rockstar’s GTA 6 announcement will come as early as this week, citing sources familiar with the company’s plans.
Rumors that GTA 6 would be revealed in October grew louder last month. The theorists cited a similar timeline for previous Rockstar Games announcements.