The first and only Grand Theft Auto 6 currently available has been found online in better quality, allowing fans to better appreciate its stunning visuals while they wait for Rockstar Games to finally show more of their highly anticipated open-world game.
As reported on X by @GTASixInfo, @GameRollGTA discovered a higher-quality version of the new trailer compared to the one available on YouTube. This new version of the trailer, which was originally streamed on Chinese video streaming service BiliBili and can be downloaded here, has a higher bitrate than the YouTube version, which makes it easier to appreciate some of the visual's finer details.
It has been a year since the release of the first Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer, but the anticipation for the next entry in the series by Rockstar Games continues to become bigger by the day. Its release is expected by analysts to be the biggest entertainment launch to date, and its release window will have an impact on the entire video game industry, as other publishers are aiming to launch their games as far away from it as possible and are holding back setting release dates for them until Rockstar Games finally confirms if the game is indeed launching in late 2025, or if it will be delayed to 2026, which is a definite possibility, considering the game's scope.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is currently in development for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S. We will keep you updated on the game as soon as more come in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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