"GTA 6" is not as uncertain as thought if confirmation on Rockstar Games projects are to go by. Word on the new "Grand Theft Auto," which fans had hoped to hear at E3 2016 had been scarce from Rockstar and from parent company Take-Two Interactive.
The Mirror reports, however, that the most recent financial report from Take-Two Interactive confirmed that Rockstar Games is working on what seemingly includes "GTA 6." "Rockstar Games also is hard at work on some exciting future projects that will be revealed soon," the Take-Two Interactive report stated.
Parent Herald cites that "GTA 6" is widely speculated to offer the largest map in the "Grand Theft Auto" franchise. A significant shift in key characters to include a female protagonist is also a point of anticipation for "GTA 6."
"GTA 6" on a non-US map is widely believed to point to a London location for the new "Grand Theft Auto" iteration. A US map for "GTA 6" buzzed a recent favorite - San Diego, which links the Rockstar game to American presidential candidate Donald Trump.'
If "GTA 6" does go into the "inclusive" route, Eva Mendes had been strongly buzzed as the new and first female lead in the "Grand Theft Auto" franchise. In the past, Rockstar expressed interest in creating a "Grand Theft Auto" iteration that featured a female lead, but had unfortunately never found the right fit in the older "GTA" games.
Be that as it may, GTA 5 Cheats proposes that Rockstar fans would be as happy if the project Take-Two will unveil soonest is a "Red Dead Redemption" iteration rather than "GTA 6."
GTA 5 Cheats cites franchise fatigue concern for even the most loyal "Grand Theft Auto" fans on the acceptability of further push back on "GTA 6" by Rockstar. At the moment, "Grand Theft Auto" is getting massive support on the phenomenally successful "GTA 5" and "GTA Online."
Modestly optimistic projections on "GTA 6" pegs the release date of the new "Grand Theft Auto" game for 2020. Would you prefer Rockstar to release "GTA 6" sooner or later?
