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Thanks to the efforts of a leaker releasing the trailer of Grand Theft Auto 6, Rockstar Games was forced to officially release the trailer earlier than planned.
The leak was already taken down but it looks like the damage was done as I woke up with a Tweet from Rockstar Games’ official channel saying “Our trailer has leaked so please watch the real thing on YouTube:” confirming the recent leak was legitimate, thus the early launch.
The first official trailer shows in-game footage of what the game looks like and the city you’ll likely explore once the game releases sometime in 2025. It seems like the story revolves around two protagonists with the woman named Lucia and the man still unknown.
The trailer is short clocking at at a minute and half and mainly gives use a glimpse of the game’s world and the wacky interpretation of it as it seems to be set in Vice City. Character animation is vastly improved if you compare this trailer to what was shown when Grand Theft Auto 5 was officially revealed.
I’m sure many will dissect every second of this trailer and we’ll know more about this game as we get closer to the game’s official launch.
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A hacker released a crazy amount of footage and screenshots of what is considered raw pre-alpha footage of the Grand Theft Auto game from Rockstar Games currently called by the community Grand Theft Auto 6.
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Read MoreRockstar Games has announced that they are shutting down online servers for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Grand Theft Auto Online on December 16, 2021.
Read MoreA player that goes by the name T0st recently found a fix to improve the loading times of GTA Online on the PC by up to 70 percent. Rockstar took notice and confirmed the fix and will be applying it on the game’s next update. As a thank you for their work on the matter, the company rewarded the player $10,000 for the trouble.
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Octopath Traveler 0 is a mixed bag, with some genuinely likeable characters and engaging story arcs, alongside others that fall flat. You then have a final act that had me banging my head against the wall. Still, its satisfying combat system, strong party synergy, and striking visual style make it an enjoyable JRPG overall.