GTA 6 News
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GTA 6 news archive, page 2 of 14. Earlier Grand Theft Auto VI reports, leaks and updates from the WikiGTAVI news desk, each one fact-checked and tagged so you always know what is confirmed and what is still rumor.
GTA 6 Pre-Orders Hit an Estimated 6.45 Million and $630 Million a Month Before Launch
Sensor Tower’s tracker puts GTA 6 at 6.45 million digital pre-orders and roughly $630 million by October 20, with US demand 148 per cent ahead of Modern Warfare 2, while Newzoo projects up to $5.2 billion by the end of launch week.
GTA 6 Launch Week by the Clock: Unlock Times, Preloads and the Billion-Dollar Sick Day
PlayStation Store listings point to a midnight-local rollout that starts in New Zealand and reaches the US at 9pm Pacific on November 18, while an economist’s $1 billion sick-day estimate is shakier than the headlines suggest and Discord preps a Vice City makeover.
The Deleted NPC Leak Everyone Called Fake Keeps Lining Up With Rockstar’s Own Interviews
A burner account posted GTA 6 NPC details in April 2025, told everyone to screenshot the thread and vanished. Eighteen months later, named Rockstar developers keep describing the same systems, though the leak’s core claims remain officially unconfirmed.
GTA 6 Review Copies Reported for Late October, and the Game Awards Door Is Open by One Day
Insider Gaming reports GTA 6 reviews will publish before the November 19 launch, insider NateTheHate says copies reach critics before the end of October, and the Game Awards FAQ sets a November 20 cutoff that lets the game compete this year.
Vice City Keeps Leaking Into Miami: A Car Convoy, Federal Beer Labels and a Working Burger Shot
Rockstar’s Miami campaign went physical in one week: a convoy of GTA 6 cars with Leonida plates, film crews on closed streets, a real Burger Shot at the Kaseya Center, three beer labels in a federal database and a first TV spot.
Bloomberg Businessweek Goes Inside Rockstar North, and GTA 6 Gets Its Real Making-Of Story
Jason Schreier spent a day inside Rockstar North for a Bloomberg Businessweek cover story. It settles Project Americas, explains both delays through two phone calls to Strauss Zelnick, and leaves the budget as a denial rather than a number.
Digital Foundry on the Launch Trailer: 1440p, a Locked 30fps, and a Decade-Old Stutter Gone
Digital Foundry reads the launch trailer at 1440p upscaled to 4K and a stable 30fps, sees no sign of Sony’s new QSSR upscaler, and finds the camera stutter that has followed RAGE since GTA 4 finally gone.
Community Map v17: 47 Confirmed Interiors, a Renamed Port and a State Full of New Blue
Version 17 of the community map paints confirmed interiors blue, 47 of them against more than 400 mapped buildings, renames St. Joseph to Miller Port and adds detail everywhere from the Northern Keys to Star Island.