We are desperate to see GTA 6 on our console/computer. Being able to walk the streets of the new Vice City and rob banks while buying high-end cars is what our body has been asking for years.
GTA V has been an undisputed worldwide success thanks to its online mode, its universe rich in possibilities and its infinite number of missions. But we have been playing the same game for 10 years and we want new experiences.
That’s where GTA 6 comes in, the most anticipated game of the decade with the permission of the new Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. But in video games, the king is always the one that is about to come out, not the one that has been released.
Dates for the presentation of GTA 6
During the PlayStation ShowCase 2023:
This opportunity was one of the great possibilities. Or rather one of those dates that have more heart than head. Yesterday Sony’s PlayStation Showcase took place and we saw no trace of the game.
We did get to see a lot of games in action and it was a very good conference. We will see how these games turn out.
On the 10th anniversary of GTA V: September 17th
Here we have all the meat on the grill. On September 17 it will be 10 years since the launch of GTA V and Rockstar could be pleased to release the first trailer for the game, a presentation of the game. Even a teaser will do.
This possibility is one that we are excited about, as it is feasible, it is within the realm of being shown, but not coming out until a year later, for fiscal year 2025.
In the first teaser of GTA 5: October 25th
Here the possibilities remain. On October 25, 2011 the first teaser of GTA 5 was shown and that makes us think that, the same, we can see the story repeated some 12 years later.
In the first Red Dead Redemption 2 teaser: October 16th
Finally, and with very low probabilities, we would have a presentation of GTA 6 about 7 years after Rockstar first showed us the great and wonderful Red Dead Redemption 2.
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