Grand Theft Auto 6
News, coverage and analysis tracking Grand Theft Auto 6 across the outlets.- Where Is The PS5 Pro - The Game FanaticsSpeculation continues regarding a potential PlayStation 5 Pro console, with no official announcements made halfway through the year. The article discusses whether a mid-generation refresh is still likely, considering the popularity of PC and handheld gaming devices like the Steam Deck, and the potential release of Grand Theft Auto 6.
- Marathon Drops Big News, Plus More Gaming UpdatesBungie's extraction shooter Marathon is set to launch on March 5, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam, featuring familiar gunplay from Halo and Destiny. Recent news also includes leaks about Starfield's potential PS5 release, Grand Theft Auto 6 appearing in PlayStation's database, and Resident Evil Requiem topping Metacritic user scores. Additionally, the Pokémon anime has yet to adapt the Red vs. Gold battle, and the 4X strategy game Old World is receiving a new DLC.
- Call Of Duty players are 66 times more likely to cheat than Battlefield 6 fansA study by Surfshark reveals that Call Of Duty players are 66 times more likely to search for cheats than Battlefield players. The analysis, based on global search volume, also highlights Rocket League and Rainbow Six Siege as games with high interest in cheating. The study suggests that robust anti-cheat software may deter players from searching for hacks, and warns that high search volumes for cheats can pose cybersecurity risks.
- PlayStation Gamers Are Using a Glitch to Make It Look Like They’ve Played GTA 6 Already - IGNPlayStation gamers are exploiting a glitch to add Grand Theft Auto 6 to their 'Recently Played' list, despite the game not yet being released. This follows the addition of GTA 6's title IDs to the PlayStation database. Similar functionality has been possible on Xbox Series X for some time, leading to speculation about upcoming announcements from Rockstar Games and its parent company, Take-Two Interactive.
- GTA 6 pre-orders could drop in the coming weeks as marketing ramps up — 'we don't spend money on…Grand Theft Auto 6 marketing is expected to ramp up this summer, with potential pre-orders dropping soon as title IDs have reportedly been added to the PlayStation Store. Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick confirmed marketing beats are coming, and while title IDs can denote different editions or regional versions, their appearance often precedes pre-order availability. The game is slated for a November 19, 2026 release.
- GTA 6 pre-orders going up soon predict fans after PlayStation Store updateAn update to the PlayStation Store backend suggests Rockstar Games may soon open pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto 6. Take-Two Interactive has reiterated the game's November 19, 2026 release date, with marketing expected to begin this summer. Title IDs for the game have been added to the PlayStation database, indicating an upcoming announcement.
- GTA 6 "Leak" Was Sitting On A Phone For Four Years, And Only Just Released NowFootage allegedly showing Grand Theft Auto 6 was reportedly held by an Instagram user for four years before being shared. The user claims the video was sent by a former Rockstar Games employee and was compressed due to email transfer. This leak follows a much larger data breach in 2022, with the game officially set to release on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
- Games Inbox: Does Resident Evil Requiem live up to the hype?Readers share their thoughts on Resident Evil Requiem, with some praising its intense moments and graphics while others found it a step backward. Discussions also touch upon Capcom's recent performance, the merits of console exclusives on PC, and the importance of company leadership in the gaming industry.
- How the video games industry will finally destroy itself - Reader's FeatureThis reader's feature argues that the video game industry is unsustainable due to a financial system that disincentivizes innovation and leads to conservatism and consolidation. The author suggests that increasing costs, reliance on finance capital over productive labor, and the rise of AI threaten the industry's long-term survival, potentially leading to a crisis similar to broader economic issues.
- GTA 6 may feature unprecedented real-world realism, claims alleged ex-Rockstar EmployeeAn alleged former Rockstar Games employee has shared rumors about Grand Theft Auto 6, suggesting it will feature unprecedented realism in NPC interaction and open-world simulation. The claims include contextual dialogue responses from NPCs, memory retention, and more layered crime systems. While unverified, these details point towards a potentially deeper level of immersion.
- GTA VI Wildfire Mechanics Hinted at in New In-Game Artwork DiscoveryNew artwork for Grand Theft Auto VI suggests the game may feature wildfire mechanics, with a sign in the "Mont Kalaga" piece reading "preventing wildfires is up to you." This has led to speculation about player agency in managing environmental events, potentially involving real-time fire simulation and impacting gameplay systems. The inclusion of such mechanics would represent a significant evolution for the series, moving beyond pure chaos to incorporate environmental responsibility.
- Do you need to play any other games before Resident Evil Requiem?Resident Evil Requiem is a standalone experience that does not require prior knowledge of the series, according to Capcom. The game's plot offers some new lore but is largely self-contained with only vague hints about the future. Readers also discuss other upcoming games, character appearances in the Resident Evil franchise, and platform exclusivity concerns.
- GTA VI Collector’s Edition Speculation Has Fans Already Planning Their WalletsFans are already speculating about the collector's edition for Grand Theft Auto VI, drawing comparisons to previous collector's editions from Rockstar Games like Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2. The article discusses potential contents and the business strategy behind limited editions, noting their high demand and rapid sell-out rates.
- Mobile revenue remained flat across 2025, but PC gaming "sees another record year" | Sensor Tower State of Gaming 2026Sensor Tower's State of Gaming 2026 report indicates flat revenue for mobile games in 2025, while PC and console gaming experienced double-digit growth, with PC achieving a record year driven by Steam sales. Shooters saw strong performance, with Battlefield 6 topping PC/console sales, and strategy games led mobile revenue growth. The report highlights a shift towards player retention and monetization in the mature mobile market.
- Sony Snubs GTA VI on PlayStation’s Official 2026 Games PageSony's official PlayStation Store page for 2026 games notably omits Grand Theft Auto VI, sparking discussion among gamers and speculation about platform politics. Despite Grand Theft Auto V's immense success and Grand Theft Auto VI's highly anticipated release, its absence from Sony's promotional material suggests potential friction between Sony and Rockstar Games regarding exclusivity deals or marketing support.
- Marvel’s Wolverine Release Date Set for September 15 on PS5 — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & GuidesInsomniac Games and Sony Interactive Entertainment have announced that Marvel's Wolverine will be released on September 15 for the PlayStation 5. The game is described as more brutal and dark than the Spider-Man titles, featuring dismemberment and blood, and will explore Wolverine's "dark past" alongside characters like Omega Red and Mystique.
- GTA 6 Price Leak Sparks Fan Backlash as Premium Pricing Rumors Ignite OutrageLeaked retailer listings for Grand Theft Auto 6 suggest a potential price increase to $125 for the Xbox Series X version, sparking fan backlash. While Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive have not confirmed the price, speculation is high due to rising development costs and previous price hikes for consoles like the PlayStation 5.
- How a surge in memory prices will affect the game industryA surge in demand for DRAM and NAND memory, driven by AI infrastructure expansion, is significantly increasing prices for components used in gaming hardware and development. This trend is expected to squeeze hardware margins for consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch, potentially leading to price adjustments for subscriptions and peripherals. PC gamers may delay upgrades, while developers face rising server costs, necessitating smarter infrastructure strategies.
- New Xbox Console Delay May Have Affected Call of Duty Release PlansA leak suggests that the delay of Microsoft's next Xbox console, now expected in 2027, has impacted release plans for future Call of Duty titles. Originally, Modern Warfare 4 was slated to launch with the new hardware, but Activision may now opt for multiple releases, including a standalone zombie game. This shift aligns with a broader trend of Activision moving away from annual releases towards more polished titles.
- Why Do Game Console Prices Keep Going Up?The ongoing global chip shortage, exacerbated by the massive demand for AI data centers, is driving up prices for gaming consoles and PC components. This situation is leading to longer console generations, potential consolidation in the PC building market, and a shift towards cloud gaming as a more accessible option for consumers. While the shortage presents challenges, it could also lead to developers focusing more on optimizing games for existing hardware, potentially resulting in better-designed and more accessible gaming experiences in the long run.