Trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6 is out
The trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6 is out! The ‘love and crime’ themed trailer for Rockstar Games’ new game has finally been released, following a protracted wait and frequent delays from the developer. The developers unexpectedly decided to release the trailer 15 hours sooner than scheduled after it was discovered to have been leaked ahead of time.
Nevertheless, the teaser went viral on social media, igniting comments and building excitement among fans for additional information, a release date, new characters, and other specifics. After purportedly leaking the teaser on social media site X, Rockstar Games eventually unveiled the Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer on Tuesday, several hours ahead of schedule.
As was to be expected, the trailer swiftly gained popularity on YouTube, receiving over 11 million views in the two hours after it was uploaded to the official Rockstar Games channel. Many of the leaks that have been circulating about the open-world game Grand Theft Auto 6 are confirmed by the clip, and Rockstar Games later released a press release stating that the The Xbox Series X and S, as well as the PlayStation 5, will get the game in 2025.
Tuesday’s hours provided a visual feast and a dopamine rush for lovers of Grand Theft Auto. Grand Theft Auto 6 tells the tale of a passionate and violent love between Lucia, the game’s first female protagonist, and a lone male lead set in the Miami-inspired Vice City. Rockstar Games released a special statement on social media in conjunction with the video.
There will be a long wait for fans as the trailer points to a 2025 release. In the Grand Theft Auto 6 teaser, Lucia, the first female protagonist, makes her prison debut. Later scenes in Vice City include Lucia committing heists in the vein of Bonnie and Clyde. The next game is a follow-up to the well-liked 2013 video game GTA V, which is the second-best-selling title after Minecraft.
The game will debut in 2025 on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and Series S, according to Rockstar Games. Fans expressed their excitement on social media. In a press release, Rockstar Games stated that “Grand Theft Auto 6 takes players to the state of Leonida, featuring the vibrant streets of Vice City and beyond in the most expansive and immersive evolution of the Grand Theft Auto series to date.”
Rockstar has independently disclosed a relationship with Netflix to bring several of its titles to the gaming section of the streaming service, even though there isn’t an official confirmation as of yet. Many PC players were disappointed to learn that there was no information on the game’s release date or status on the platform.
The official trailer for the next game has been leaked, as Rockstar Games admitted on X. The firm stated, “Please watch the real thing on YouTube as our trailer has leaked.” To the dismay of many PC players, no information was provided regarding the game’s release date or status on the platform.
The highly anticipated gameplay and map of the new game, which were teased in a gameplay video for Grand Theft Auto 6 that went viral on TikTok, drove the gaming world into a frenzy immediately after the trailer leak. The first female protagonist in the GTA series, Lucia, is first shown in the trailer at the beginning and is seen in a prison.
According to Bloomberg, Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, has previously stated that it anticipated the game will bring in $8 billion in net bookings by 2025. Remarkably, since its launch in 1997, the Grand Theft Auto series has sold over 400 million copies worldwide. The final installment of the series was made available in 2013.
Later in the video, Vice City heists in the vein of Bonnie and Clyde are seen being carried out by Lucia and her partner. “In the largest, most immersive evolution of the Grand Theft Auto series to date, Grand Theft Auto VI takes players to the state of Leonida, home to the neon-filled streets of Vice City and beyond,” said Rockstar Games in a statement about Grand Theft Auto 6.
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