Rockstar Is Secretly Teaching You How to Play GTA 6 Before It Even Launches
The new Mansions update trades efficient grinding for deep immersion, proving Rockstar is already shifting its focus toward the grounded, "lived-in" realism of the sequel.
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The new Mansions update trades efficient grinding for deep immersion, proving Rockstar is already shifting its focus toward the grounded, "lived-in" realism of the sequel.
Grand Theft Auto Online's success is casting a long shadow over the possibility of single-player Grand Theft Auto 6 DLC.
When it comes to PC, GTA 5 and Online fans have been consistently getting the short end of the stick — but when we dig into possible reasons why, we just end up with more questions.
Don't worry if you see the "We are tracking you as a possible Cheater" warning in GTA Online — you're in the clear!
Just because Rockstar Games can get away with daylight robbery doesn't mean that it will do so with Grand Theft Auto 6.
Video games aren't getting any cheaper, but there's a case to be made that they could be a lot more expensive than they are.
Ever wondered what equipment we use to produce our guides?
GTA 6 could be a while off, and Luke may not even have any insider information.
