Grand Theft Auto 6
News, coverage and analysis tracking Grand Theft Auto 6 across the outlets.- Red Dead Redemption 2 just had its best sales year since launch, but Take-Two CEO doesn't think GTA 6 hype is…Red Dead Redemption 2 achieved its best sales year since launch, surpassing 85 million copies sold and becoming the third best-selling game of all time. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick attributes this success to the game's dedicated audience and Rockstar Games' brand appeal, rather than hype for Grand Theft Auto 6.
- Our Nightmare Society Isn’t Ready For GTA 6’s LaunchThe upcoming launch of Grand Theft Auto 6 is discussed in the context of the current volatile sociopolitical climate and the history of video game controversies. The article posits that while the world may not stop for GTA 6, its release will likely spark significant discussion and potential outrage, amplified by modern media and social platforms. It explores how past games, including previous Grand Theft Auto titles, have been flashpoints for moral panic and how this might play out with GTA 6, especially given its potential for social commentary and satire.
- Modern Warfare 4 goes head-to-head with Arc Raiders and Escape from Tarkov as Call of Duty's extraction shooter…Activision is re-entering the extraction shooter genre with Modern Warfare 4, featuring an expanded DMZ mode described as the definitive Call of Duty extraction experience. The game is set to launch on October 23, 2026, for PC, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series X, promising a living combat sandbox with shifting conditions and dynamic objectives. Infinity Ward aims to refine the extraction shooter formula based on lessons learned from the Modern Warfare 2 beta.
- Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Release Date Is A Month Before GTA 6, Won’t Be On Game PassActivision has announced Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 will be released on October 23, a month before Grand Theft Auto 6. The game will launch on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch 2. Modern Warfare 4 will not be included in Xbox Game Pass at launch as part of Microsoft's new strategy.
- The next Call of Duty is Modern Warfare 4, Infinity Ward's first game in 4 yearsActivision has announced that this year's Call of Duty title is Modern Warfare 4, developed by Infinity Ward and set to release on October 23. The game will feature a campaign focused on North and South Korea, a return to Infinity Ward's signature multiplayer style, and a sequel to the DMZ extraction mode. This marks Infinity Ward's first lead development role in four years.
- A Google engineer who allegedly made over $1,000,000 after predicting 2025's most-searched person has now been…A Google security engineer, Michele Spagnuolo, has been arrested for allegedly using confidential company information to make over $1.2 million by betting on prediction markets. He is accused of leveraging insider data to correctly predict Google's most-searched person of the year, D4vd. Spagnuolo faces charges including commodities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering.
- Rayman Legends remake has new 3D sections and is out this year claim rumoursRumors suggest a remake of Rayman Legends, titled Rayman Legends Retold, is in development by Ubisoft and may feature new 2.5D sections with 3D elements. An official reveal is anticipated soon, with a potential release date in October, though this timing is noted as potentially problematic due to proximity to other major game launches like Grand Theft Auto 6.
- Can you identify these 15 console games that found their way to PC after years of waiting?This article presents a quiz challenging readers to identify 15 console games that were later released on PC. It notes the increasing trend of timely PC ports for console titles, though exceptions like Grand Theft Auto 6 are mentioned. The quiz includes remasters and HD collections but excludes full remakes.
- Remedy's CEO isn't worried about Control Resonant launching close to GTA 6: 'It’s going to put the spotlight even more on games than maybe in past years'Remedy Entertainment's CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, is not concerned about Control Resonant launching near Grand Theft Auto 6, believing the major release will boost the entire gaming market. He suggests that GTA 6's launch could encourage players to purchase consoles like the PlayStation 5 and subsequently discover other titles. Gaudechon also touched upon his past experience at Electronic Arts and Remedy's strategy for building its franchises.
- Even WWE legend Trish Stratus is throwing shade at GTA 6's delayWWE legend Trish Stratus has joined the online discussion surrounding the delay of Grand Theft Auto 6, humorously referencing the wait on merchandise. The game's release date has been pushed to November 19, with Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick expressing confidence in this date despite ongoing rumors of developer crunch conditions at Rockstar Games.
- New Call Of Duty Cover Leak Looks Like It Was Taken Through A Shower DoorA blurry image believed to be the cover art for the next Call of Duty game, rumored to be Modern Warfare 4, has leaked online. The art, posted by a reliable leaker, shows three soldiers and is described as being very low quality. Infinity Ward is expected to lead development on the title, which is slated for a PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S release and will reportedly not launch day-one on Xbox Game Pass.
- Round Up: Mina the Hollower Earns Critical Acclaim, Best-Rated Game of 2026 in First ReviewsMina the Hollower has received widespread critical acclaim, achieving a Metacritic score of 93 and becoming the highest-rated game of 2026 so far. Reviews praise its masterful game design, striking art style, and engaging combat, drawing comparisons to classics like The Legend of Zelda and Elden Ring. The game is available on PC and Nintendo Switch, with a PlayStation 5 release scheduled for May 29, 2026.
- Red Dead Online wasn't a missed opportunity in the eyes of Take-Two's boss, but I'd say it's proof that following the GTA train doesn't guarantee the worldTake-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick defended Red Dead Online's success, citing Red Dead Redemption 2's sales and the online component's longevity. However, the article argues that Red Dead Online's performance should be viewed in comparison to Grand Theft Auto Online, suggesting that simply following GTA's successful model does not guarantee similar results. The piece concludes that while not a complete failure, Red Dead Online serves as a reminder that even successful companies like Rockstar Games can face challenges when replicating past successes.
- Another GTA 5 multiplayer mod service is shutting down as Take-Two and Rockstar push to consolidate modding around FiveMTake-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games are consolidating Grand Theft Auto 5 and Grand Theft Auto Online modding efforts around FiveM, a platform acquired in 2023. RAGE:MP, a popular multiplayer mod service, will shut down by August 31, 2026, with its operators urging users to migrate to FiveM.
- Games Inbox: Could 2026 be the best year for video games ever?Readers discuss the potential for 2026 to be a landmark year for video games, citing high review scores for titles like 007 First Light and Forza Horizon 6. Concerns are raised about the lack of couch co-op in modern games and the sustainability of large development studios with infrequent releases. The article also touches on the perceived staleness of the Forza Horizon series and the delayed review copies for 007 First Light.
- GTA 6 was meant to launch this week – but can it ever live up to the hype?Grand Theft Auto 6, originally slated for a May 26 release before delays, is now set for November 19. The immense anticipation surrounding the title, coupled with the record-breaking success of Grand Theft Auto 5, places significant pressure on Rockstar Games to deliver. Industry experts and publishers are keenly watching, with its release potentially impacting PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S sales and the broader gaming landscape, especially concerning live service models and the studio's first title without co-founder Dan Houser.
- Red Dead Online Has Been “Immensely Successful And Long-Lasting”, per Take-Two’s CEOTake-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick stated that Red Dead Online has been "immensely successful and long-lasting," denying it was a missed opportunity despite development focus shifting to Grand Theft Auto 6. He highlighted Red Dead Redemption 2's continued sales success, attributing it to the franchise's spectacular entertainment value and visual quality.
- Take-Two Boss Knows You’re Paying More For Gas, Groceries–Says You’ll Buy GTA 6 AnywayTake-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick acknowledges current economic challenges but believes Grand Theft Auto 6 will be compelling enough for consumers to purchase despite rising costs of living. He also noted that game prices have not kept pace with inflation over the past 30 years, contributing to trends like microtransactions. Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to launch on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
- Morning ConsolidationThe article briefly mentions that Grand Theft Auto 6 was originally slated for release today, and also notes the start of the Days of Play 2026 event on PlayStation. Additionally, it references a launch trailer for 'Cottonville' on Xbox One and Series X|S, and mentions the game 'Where Winds Meet'.
- Take-Two boss refutes Red Dead Online "missed opportunity" allegations, as RDR2 passes a huge sales milestoneTake-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick stated that Red Dead Redemption 2's success, with over 85 million units sold, does not indicate a missed opportunity for its online component, Red Dead Online. Despite Red Dead Online receiving minimal updates since 2021 to focus on Grand Theft Auto 6 and Grand Theft Auto Online, Zelnick considers it immensely successful and long-lasting. Recent financial reports indicate Grand Theft Auto Online generates significantly more revenue weekly than Red Dead Online.