GTA 6 teaser found in GTA Trilogy following new update
Topics: GTA, GTA 6, Rockstar Games, Take-Two, Grand Theft Auto
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Topics: GTA, GTA 6, Rockstar Games, Take-Two, Grand Theft Auto
Grand Theft Auto fans are nothing if not astute in their ability to spot a GTA VI teaser from a mile away.
Details that may otherwise be missed by the casual observer are immediately discovered by the eagle eyes of this fandom.
It’s both unnerving and impressive.
You've seen this GTA VI trailer dozens of times, yet you'll watch it again. We all do...
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The latest GTA VI reference that’s got fans hyped has been located in the GTA Trilogy.
Since the new update, players have spotted a familiar sign that reads, “We will no longer accept cash stored in underwear.”
We would say you’ll instantly recognise it from the GTA VI trailer, but you might not be as concerned with such minor details as hard-die fans.
Regardless, that same sign is now featured in the GTA Trilogy.
Fans on the GTA Forums were quick to believe that other details that weren’t previously there had appeared, though that was later proven to be untrue.
Although a texture on a “printer/fax” has changed, it's merely its orientation. Ergo, it’s not a detail remotely related to the next Rockstar release.
If you don't understand why this is important, you’re not alone in wondering that; this is a seemingly unremarkable alteration that adds no real value other than graphically.
However, let’s not forget that GTA players have been starved of GTA VI information – heck, they've only seen one trailer. The same trailer, over and over.
We’ve even got a GTA VII announcement before the second trailer. As you can imagine given how sore a topic the lack of GTA VI content is, fans have responded harshly to the news.
There are so few details to go on, save what’s seen in the first and only trailer, that fans are looking at anything and everything as potentially significant.
For all we know, they might be right.
If nothing else, it’s satisfying to see the small connections between the old and new games.