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Netflix bags an exclusive GTA VI trailer... for all of six hours
Netflix will exclusively stream an extended trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI for six hours before its release on YouTube. Rockstar Games is expected to debut the trailer on the streaming platform, marking a significant promotional partnership.
GTA 6 is getting an extended preview and trailer on Netflix this month
Rockstar Games has announced an extended preview and trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6, scheduled to air on Netflix on August 27th before being released on YouTube. This preview is expected to offer the most substantial look at the game yet, potentially including gameplay footage. The announcement comes after the recent reveal of the game's cover art and pre-order details.
We're getting an "extended look" at Grand Theft Auto 6 on 27th August
Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive announced that an extended look trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6 will premiere on August 27th at 3pm ET on Netflix, followed by a release on YouTube and the official Grand Theft Auto 6 website at 9pm ET. The exact content of the extended trailer has not yet been revealed.
GTA 6 gets an "extended look" later this month as Rockstar finally throws a bone to fans who have waited over…
Rockstar Games has announced that an extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 will be released on August 27th, premiering on Netflix at 3pm ET. The video will later be available on Rockstar's YouTube channel and website. This marks the first substantial reveal of gameplay footage since the initial trailer.
GTA 6 “Extended Look” Trailer Coming August 27 On Netflix, New Artwork Released
Rockstar Games will release an "extended look" trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6 on August 27, which will initially air on Netflix at 3 PM ET before being posted on Rockstar's YouTube channel at 9 PM ET. New artwork featuring main characters Lucia and Jason has also been released, with Jason wearing a "Leonida" shirt that has led to fan speculation about potential surfing mechanics in the game.
Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look Premieres on Netflix This Month, Rockstar Confirms
Rockstar Games has announced that an extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 will premiere on Netflix later this month. This special presentation will offer fans a deeper glimpse into the highly anticipated title.
Another GTA 6 delay "would not" shock a former GTA 5 dev who says it wouldn't "hurt" Rockstar…
A former Rockstar Games developer, Mike York, suggests that Grand Theft Auto 6 could still face a delay beyond its November release date, citing the potential need for further polish. While he doesn't predict a delay, he believes Rockstar would prioritize releasing the best possible game, even if it means pushing back the launch. This perspective comes amid discussions about the game's pricing and the high anticipation from players.
GTA 6 may still be delayed into 2027 warns former Rockstar dev
Former Rockstar Games developer Mike York suggests Grand Theft Auto 6 could still face a delay beyond its current November 19 release date, citing potential issues with final missions and bugs. He noted that Rockstar has delayed games in the past, even after pre-orders began, and would prioritize polish over meeting a deadline. Despite this, anticipation remains high, with predictions of significant revenue for the title.
Grand Theft Auto 6 Extended Look Announced for August 27th
Rockstar Games announced an extended look for Grand Theft Auto 6 will debut on Netflix on August 27th at 3 PM ET, with a later release on YouTube and the official website. This follows rumors of a gameplay reveal, with the game set to launch on November 19th for Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5.
GTA 5 Actor Auditioned for 60 Roles in GTA 6, But Heard Nothing from Rockstar
Actor Robert Bogue, known for his role as Steve Haines in Grand Theft Auto 5, revealed he auditioned for 60 different roles in Grand Theft Auto 6. However, he received no communication from Rockstar Games regarding these auditions.
Grand Theft Auto 6 publisher is holding an investors call at a very unusual time this week
Take-Two Interactive, the publisher of Grand Theft Auto 6, is holding its Q1 FY2027 investor call at an unusually early time of 8 am ET on Friday, August 7. This deviation from their typical schedule has led to speculation about potential announcements, such as a trailer release or a possible delay for the highly anticipated game, which is currently slated for a November 19 release on consoles.
Why People Think GTA 6 News Is Coming Imminently
Speculation is mounting that news regarding Grand Theft Auto 6 is imminent due to unusual timing for Take-Two Interactive's upcoming earnings report. Analysts suggest this could precede a major announcement, potentially aligning with reports of the next trailer releasing soon. Grand Theft Auto 6 is slated for release on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Silver Lining Interactive launches first title from its development label Silver Bullet
Silver Lining Interactive has launched its first game, Mr Trippy, from its internal IP development label, Silver Bullet. Mr Trippy is described as a darkly comedic management simulator. Silver Bullet, initially an indie incubator, has evolved into a full-fledged IP development label dedicated to creating original and unconventional gaming experiences.
Jobs roundup: August 2026 | CodeDev Group appoints Ben Board as CEO of The Performance Guys
This article rounds up recent hires and promotions across the gaming industry. Key appointments include Ben Board as CEO of The Performance Guys, Nate Nanzer as EVP at Paramount Games, and Tracey Thompson returning to Bethesda as VP of communications. Several other companies like Epic Games, Amazon, and Microsoft also saw personnel changes.
Jobs roundup: August 2026 | Tim Coombs rejoins Amazon as head of brand marketing for Luna
This article rounds up various industry hires and transitions in August 2026. Notable appointments include Tim Coombs rejoining Amazon as head of brand marketing for Luna, Dan Lazarides becoming Chief Marketing Officer at Frontier Developments, and Tracey Thompson returning to Bethesda as VP of Communications. Several other individuals have also moved into new roles across companies like Blizzard Entertainment, Netflix Games, and Riot Games.
Jobs roundup: August 2026 | Frontier Developments appoints Dan Lazarides as CMO
Several key figures have moved into new roles within the gaming industry. Dan Lazarides is the new Chief Marketing Officer at Frontier Developments, while Tracey Thompson returns to Bethesda as VP of Communications. Maddie Richter joins Nintendo of America as Social Media Marketing Manager, and Steffen Holm and Chris Kruger join Roblox to support AI tool development.
Jobs roundup: August 2026 | Paramount Games appoints Nate Nanzer as EVP, head of commercial & marketing
This article rounds up recent appointments and transitions within the gaming industry. Notable moves include Nate Nanzer joining Paramount Games, Julia Gutnik heading media at Amazon Gaming, and Tracey Thompson returning to Bethesda as VP of communications. Several other companies like Epic Games, Studio MDHR, Games Workshop, and Blizzard Entertainment also saw new hires or promotions.
Jobs roundup: August 2026 | Three new hires at Yogscast Games
Yogscast Games has hired Charlotte Willis, Robin Mawhinney, and Charlotte Pang for PR, production, and publishing roles. Meanwhile, Jars AI co-founders Steffen Holm and Chris Kruger have joined Roblox to support its AI tool launch in New Zealand. Sathvik Sudireddy is the new marketing manager for live services at Rockstar Games, and Joe Chard is the lead product manager at Netflix Games.
Rockstar's great Midnight Club racing series was killed off for one simple reason, and you can probably guess what…
Former Rockstar designer Kris Roberts explained that the Midnight Club racing series was canceled primarily due to its perceived lower status compared to Grand Theft Auto. Internal conflicts between studios and missed deadlines also contributed, but the overwhelming focus on the GTA franchise ultimately led to the series' demise, despite critical acclaim for titles like Midnight Club: Los Angeles.
Morning Postmortems/Retrospectives
This article discusses Rockstar Games' early development history, highlighting a lesser-known surfing game that predates their major successes like Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption. It offers a glimpse into the company's diverse creative origins.