Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer Drops December 5

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The trailer is expected to show a graphically improved and more immersive spin on Vice City (based on Miami) and surrounding parts of Florida, where the game will reportedly take place, and likely its joint protagonists, including a playable Latina woman. Otherwise not much is known about the follow-up to the second best-selling game ever, Grand Theft Auto 5. Not even the name, technically. While fans have taken to calling the sequel GTA 6, Rockstar hasn’t officially revealed the title yet, and it could be branded as a spin-off rather than a numbered entry.

Whatever it ends up being called, the sequel has been nearly a decade in the making, with GTA 5 having been ported to two new generations of consoles, the Xbox One/PS4 and Xbox Series X/PS5 while Rockstar worked on the follow-up to the series known for its underdog anti-heroes and its caricatures of Americana. GTA Online, the multiplayer spin-off of GTA 5, has become one of the biggest live-service games ever in recent years, and one of the big questions for GTA 6 is how it will continue that legacy.

We’ve already seen bits and pieces of GTA 6 due to a massive Rockstar hack last year, though the in-development footage was very raw and unpolished. Its existence, however, along with new patents and a monthly onslaught of new rumors, has kept fans guessing about every little detail that might be in the new game. Hype and expectations for an unreleased game have probably never been higher. Fans will finally get an sense of whether GTA 6 might actually deliver next week.