Rockstar Games

I've just spotted another conspiracy fan theory via Reddit, this time it relates to Rockstar Games' official YouTube channel. At present, the account has 416 watchable videos, but including private/unlisted videos, the total leaps to 446. Why is this significant? According to the Reddit user in question, there were 444 videos on the account on Friday. If accurate, this would mean that Rockstar has uploaded two new videos to its YouTube account, but hasn't made them public. Could these perhaps be GTA 6 Trailer 3 and a pre-order confirmation trailer? It's certainly possible. But as I keep saying

Rockstar Games parent company Take-Two Interactive will host its quarterly earnings call on Thursday, May 21 at 4:30pm EST. Grand Theft Auto 6 is far and away Take-Two's most expensive game in development, not to mention the one with the most earnings potential. There is no way that the conference call will come and go with no mention of GTA 6, but it remains to be seen exactly what will be said about the game. It's possible fans will get a more concrete timeline of when to expect more GTA 6 news, but the more likely scenario is that the game's release date will be reaffirmed and fans don't ha

GTA 6 is not yet available for preorder, though rumors suggest it's imminent. On May 13, a Reddit thread compiled multiple social media posts of a preorder email campaign for the game starting on May 18 at Best Buy. Insider Gaming reported that it had confirmed with affiliates that the emails were real. The X account GTA6Alerts posted on Thursday some code and an image from Rockstar Games' website showing details about a call-to-action for preorders.  Rockstar didn't immediately respond to a request for comment on the May 18 preorder date.  There is additional speculation that, along with the

The standard price for big-budget games is $70, but there has been speculation that GTA 6 could cost more. There are even some experts who speculate that it could cost up to $100. Strauss Zelnick, the CEO and chairman of Rockstar Games' parent company, Take-Two Interactive, said last June that gamers will have an experience at a "fair price." A likely scenario is that GTA 6 could cost $80, a price Nintendo used first for the release of Mario Kart World for the Switch 2.