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The TikToker defended his actions as "journalism" after confronting visibly startled employees at night, potentially putting their careers at risk by trying to break their NDAs.
Just days after the CEO promised a 100% handcrafted game, a fake leak full of AI art and spelling errors appeared and was quickly called out.
Electronic group Panama admitted their song "Back to Life" is in the game, marking the latest in a messy string of accidental reveals from the sequel’s radio lineup.
Modders stripped Los Santos down to its absolute bones to create a 2.5GB version that's barely recognizable but is also prove of how much fat developers can trim from a 120GB game.
Days after Take-Two’s CEO promised a "handcrafted" world, a fan's 5-hour painting of Lucia exploded online, serving as a powerful rejection of generative content.
A Norwegian electronics store offering free copies of GTA 6 to anyone who gives birth on November 19, 2026, is just the latest sign that retailers worldwide are gearing up for the biggest game launch in history.
Remedy confirms the game is in full production, but Rockstar has silenced all updates to ensure the entire world is watching only one thing: the launch of GTA 6.
Following a previous case where early access was reportedly granted, another family is now hoping Rockstar might make a quiet exception for a terminally ill fan who has spent years building his life inside GTA Online.
A sudden surge of activity on a game tracker has fans convinced that dev builds are live, though the specific player count suggests the community might just be messing with the data.
After brutally murdering his ex-partner, Robert Richens broke down in a police car. Not out of remorse, but because his life sentence means missing the November launch.
The company officially ruled out a supply crunch or price hike for the holiday 2026 window, banking on software sales to absorb the rising costs of manufacturing.
Even with Halo and Fable on deck, the tech giant is refusing to compete with Rockstar, strategizing a massive retreat from the holiday window to escape the GTA steamroller.
Strauss Zelnick confirmed the studio is about to spend millions on a "delicate" summer campaign, warning investors that marketing the biggest game in history isn't like selling fast food.
CEO Strauss Zelnick dismissed shutdown rumors, stating there is "every reason to believe" the multiplayer juggernaut will survive the GTA 6 release if engagement stays this high.
As physical copies of Capcom’s horror hit circulate in the wild, Take-Two’s refusal to delay GTA 6's boxed version means Rockstar is walking straight into the same disaster.
Take-Two has hundreds of AI projects running, but Strauss Zelnick confirmed the company's crown jewel remains untouched by generative tech, defying Wall Street's new obsession.
Take-Two’s CEO debunked the viral rumor that physical discs were being held back, promising a traditional retail launch and proving the studio isn't afraid of broken street dates.
Strauss Zelnick broke his own rules to announce a specific marketing timeline starting this summer, effectively confirming that Rockstar has no plans to delay the game again.
