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Topics: GTA 6, GTA, GTA 5, Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar Games
At long last, Rockstar Games has uploaded a brand-new trailer to its official Youtube channel but as you can probably expect, it is not the trailer that we were hoping for.
It has been well over a year since Rockstar Games released the first official trailer for the highly-anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI.
Check out the first and only official trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI below!
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After multiple leaks and rumours, the trailer finally confirmed that players would be heading back to Vice City and play as dual protagonists, Jason and Lucia.
The trailer gave us our first official look at Vice City and surrounding areas, as well as the standard features we can expect from any Grand Theft Auto title such as explosive car chases, questionable NPCs and even an alligator in a convenience store.
However, since that GTA VI trailer was released, Rockstar has remained radio silent and despite the game expected to be released this Fall, we are yet to receive a second official trailer.
Nevertheless, just yesterday saw Rockstar upload a brand-new trailer to its Youtube channel and as you can imagine, fans dropped everything to go and check it out.
However, it was soon discovered that it had nothing to do with Grand Theft Auto VI.
Instead, this trailer was dedicated to the Enhanced edition of Grand Theft Auto V which is now available on PC.
Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced is a free update for PC players and offers technical improvements such as ray-tracing and reflections, as well as PC-only updates including ray-traced ambient occlusion and global illumination.
Additionally, this new-and-improved version comes alongside support for NVIDIA DLSS and AMD's FSR.
Despite this update, fans are understandably disappointed and as a result, this new Rockstar trailer has received more downvotes than upvotes at the time of writing.
It seems as though fans are officially done with GTA V and just want some official news on Grand Theft Auto VI ahead of its launch.