Grand Theft Auto 6
News, coverage and analysis tracking Grand Theft Auto 6 across the outlets.
Games Inbox: Did you know GTA 6 was made in the UK?This article discusses the UK's role in game development, highlighting that Grand Theft Auto 6 is being made in Scotland by Rockstar Games. It also touches on reader opinions regarding Nintendo's lack of Star Fox announcements, the potential for a Starwing remake, and the perceived decline of UK-based game developers. Other topics include the leak status of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, the technical capabilities of the PS5 Pro, and the development of games like Pragmata and Fallout: New Vegas.
GTA 6 Trailer: Animal Spotters Go Wild Over Every Frame... | TAGThis article rounds up several gaming news items, including detailed fan analysis of the Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer's wildlife, a surprise sale on Nintendo Switch games at Costco, and Microsoft's ongoing decisions regarding Xbox Game Pass content. It also covers updates for Arc Raiders, a BAFTA controversy involving the indie game The Quiet Things, a new Minecraft mod for building vehicles, a Nintendo pop-up store in London, and various announcements from Hollywood's E3 week, alongside a Pokémon event guide and award winners from the BAFTA Games Awards.
GTA 6 at $150: Would Gamers Pay Premium Price for Rockstar’s Next Hit?A discussion has emerged regarding a hypothetical $150 launch price for Grand Theft Auto 6, exploring whether gamers would pay a premium for Rockstar's highly anticipated title. This conversation reflects a shift in pricing expectations within the industry, with many fans indicating a willingness to pay more given the game's cultural significance and the rising costs of AAA game development. While some express concerns about accessibility, the debate highlights the potential for premium pricing to become a new standard if market reception is positive.
AI Creates Frighteningly Realistic GTA 6 Leak That’s Fooling FansAn AI-generated Grand Theft Auto 6 leak has fooled many fans, raising concerns about the authenticity of future leaks and the impact of advanced AI on gaming culture. This development highlights the increasing difficulty in distinguishing real leaks from sophisticated fakes, prompting discussions about new verification methods within the community.
'If AI were to take anyone's job, wouldn't it take Elon Musk's job? The richest guy on Earth?' — Take-Two CEO says AI won't get rid of jobs, but allow artists to do 'higher quality work' insteadTake-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick believes artificial intelligence will enhance, not replace, creative jobs in game development, allowing artists to focus on higher-quality work. He humorously suggested that if AI were to take any job, it would be Elon Musk's, given Musk's deep involvement and resources in AI. Zelnick also dismissed the notion that AI could independently create a hit game like Grand Theft Auto 6, emphasizing that tools assist but do not guarantee success.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick Says "Woe Is Me" AI Narrative Is OverstatedTake-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick believes the negative narrative surrounding generative AI in the gaming industry is overstated, suggesting it will ultimately benefit humanity and enhance creative work. While acknowledging potential risks, Zelnick argues that AI will boost productivity and employment, rather than replace artists, citing the need for human creativity to generate new content. His comments come as Take-Two prepares for the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto 6.
Two weeks after laying off AI team, GTA 6 boss says we must embrace the technologyTake-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick has expressed a shifting stance on artificial intelligence, recently stating that new AI tools are exciting for the company's business, despite previously laying off its AI team. While Zelnick claims generative AI has played "zero part" in Grand Theft Auto 6's creation, he believes the technology will ultimately be beneficial for the industry by automating mundane tasks.
Rumored Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Won't Be On Xbox Game Pass: Everything We Know About Call Of Duty 2026Rumors suggest the next Call of Duty game, potentially titled Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, will not be available on Xbox Game Pass at launch in late 2026. Developed by Infinity Ward, the game is expected to release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC, with potential story elements involving North and South Korea. Microsoft has confirmed that new Call of Duty titles will not be day-one releases on Game Pass, though they may arrive later.
Viral Tweet Claims Indian Developers Lead GTA 6 DevelopmentA viral social media post claims that a majority of developers working on Grand Theft Auto 6 are Indian, sparking discussions about the global nature of AAA game development. While Rockstar Games has not confirmed these details, the claim highlights the increasing international collaboration and diverse talent pools being utilized in modern game creation.
Games Inbox: Will there ever be a Last Of Us Part 3?Readers discuss the inevitability of The Last of Us Part 3, considering the franchise's brand power and Sony's likely desire for more sequels. Other topics include hopes for a Zelda movie, the appeal of quirky Japanese game company decisions, and debates on optimal performance modes for current-generation consoles.
Meet the dev who quit Rockstar Games during GTA 6 fever to make his own game, a single-player MMO-like where you tank…Oren Koren, a former developer at Rockstar Games, has released his solo-developed game, Don't Lose Aggro, a single-player action game designed to emulate the tanking experience of MMOs. The game, which launched on Steam, features roguelike progression and NPC companions to simulate party dynamics. Koren aims to fill a perceived gap in the market for dedicated tanking roles in games.- Take-Two Boss Strauss Zelnick Suggests AI Could Take Elon Musk's JobTake-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick commented on Elon Musk's suggestion that artificial intelligence could generate Grand Theft Auto 6. Zelnick humorously implied that AI might even pose a threat to Musk's own job.
- Desperate GTA fans are using ChatGPT to generate fake, AI slop GTA 6 screenshotsSome Grand Theft Auto fans are using ChatGPT to create fake screenshots of the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6, which is set to release in November. The author expresses frustration with this trend, viewing it as contributing to the generative AI epidemic and disrespecting the developers' work.
Elon Musk is more at risk of losing his job to AI than artists are according to Take-Two's CEO: 'If AI were…Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick believes Artificial Intelligence poses a greater risk to high-profile figures like Elon Musk than to artists in the game development industry. He suggests AI can handle mundane tasks, freeing up human creators for more innovative and complex work, and argues that technological advancements historically lead to increased productivity and employment.
Take-Two CEO says if AI replaces anyone, it should be Elon Musk after his claim GTA 6 could come from gen-AI before Rockstar: "The richest guy on Earth, wouldn't that be job number one for AI to take?"Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick responded to Elon Musk's claims about generative AI creating Grand Theft Auto 6 before Rockstar Games. Zelnick suggested that if AI were to replace anyone's job, it should be Musk's, questioning why the billionaire is still busy if AI is so capable. He also stated that AI can assist in game development but is not revolutionizing or replacing the intense work required for titles like Grand Theft Auto 6.
Famitsu’s most wanted games – April 19, 2026The latest Famitsu's most wanted games chart, based on reader votes from April 1-7, shows Pokemon Winds and Waves retaining the top spot. New entries include Neptunia Unlimited, while popular titles like Pragmata, Persona 4 Revival, and Grand Theft Auto 6 also feature prominently on the list.
Pragmata's Android Heroine Amiibo Is the Cutest Thing Y... | TAGCapcom's upcoming game Pragmata has an android heroine that has been turned into a cute Amiibo figure, available for pre-order despite the game's multiple delays. Additionally, a free fan remake of the 1999 PlayStation exclusive Medal of Honor has been released, and Polygon has published a gift guide for gamers.
Halo: Campaign Evolved Rated in South Korea, Further Fueling Release Date Announcement RumorsHalo: Campaign Evolved has reportedly been rated by South Korea's Game Rating and Administration Committee, fueling rumors of an upcoming release announcement. The game is allegedly scheduled for a July 28th launch, with early access starting July 23rd. This potential new entry in the Halo franchise is rumored to feature new factions and prequel missions focusing on Master Chief and Sgt. Johnson.
This wildly ambitious total conversion mod for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas lets you explore the setting of 2003's…A new total conversion mod for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, titled GTA: Carcer City, has been released after 13 years of development. This mod replaces the original map with Carcer City, inspired by the setting of Rockstar's 2003 game Manhunt, and introduces a new storyline with a dark, immersive tone. A demo version is currently available for PC.
Dedicated nature watchers are combing every millisecond of GTA 6 trailer footage to exhaustively catalogue all of its…Fans are meticulously analyzing Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer footage to identify and catalogue all confirmed animal species. This community effort, spearheaded by users like PauloJz on GTAForums, involves detailed research and speculation about the wildlife present in the game's Vice City setting. The analysis includes identifying species, their real-world counterparts, and their potential in-game behavior.