However, while the Kotaku report didn't give us an idea of when GTA 6 will release, publisher Take-Two Interactive's marketing budget may have given us our most solid GTA 6 release date hint. It seems that it's still early days for Grand Theft Auto 6, with a Kotaku report claiming that GTA 6, or at least "a new entry in the Grand Theft Auto series," was in early development as of April 2020. That means that there's not much to go on from developer Rockstar Games about Grand Theft Auto 6 at the moment, but it doesn't mean that we haven't got a rough idea of when we can expect to get our hands on the new GTA. You can pre-order it now if you're the type to do such things.So when is GTA 6 coming out? Unfortunately, the new GTA 6 hasn't even been officially announced, never mind given a release date. Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition is coming to PS4, PS5, all current Xbox machines, Nintendo Switch, and the Rockstar Games Launcher on PC on November 11 th. If you're down to revisit Liberty City, Vice City, and San Andreas, you don't have long to wait. It will be interesting to see how the new games play, as GTA V's much more realistic presentation lent itself to a slower and more tactical style of gameplay, while these three older games are almost arcade-like in their chaotic silliness. For those who haven't actually played the originals (or simply don't remember how they controlled), early 3D GTA controls were a little awkward, particularly for shooting. The company says it's adding " GTA V-inspired modern controls," too. Rockstar's developers seem to have treated the original material with the respect it deserves, and the new content looks surprisingly authentic, retaining the original caricature-like art style while updating the technology to more modern expectations.Īccording to the company's Twitter, the updates go further than the graphics, though.
More impressively, the new resources don't look out of place at all. (We're looking at you, Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning.) Rockstar, instead, is going the extra mile to update what looks like every single asset. All too often, in these re-released games, developers simply slap a greasy coat of post-processing on a classic game and call it a day.
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