GTA 6 map leak points to more than one State for us to explore
Topics: Grand Theft Auto, GTA 5, GTA 6, GTA Online, Rockstar Games, Take-Two, PlayStation, PlayStation 5, Xbox, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
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Topics: Grand Theft Auto, GTA 5, GTA 6, GTA Online, Rockstar Games, Take-Two, PlayStation, PlayStation 5, Xbox, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
Just when we thought the rumours would be over, more of them popped up to prove us wrong. Deep down we always knew the GTA 6 trailer would create more questions than answers, but we lived in hope all the same. The most recent source of questions comes from a map leak, which seemingly shows more than one State for players to visit.
As fans continue to watch and re-watch the GTA 6 trailer, more of what we think will happen is coming to light. Sometimes we err on the side of caution, but when trusted accounts like @GTAVInewz post about a leak, we tend to listen more intently.
What do you think after watching the GTA 6 trailer?
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From a post it shared, it appears that exploration of more than one State is on the cards in the new GTA game, which has led fans to try to guess how they will travel from each location. Flying is the obvious choice, but who knows, we could be in for some epic road trips along the way – after all, GTA players are already looking forward to ploughing into beachgoers once the game launches.
Turns out, you could be driving into pedestrians in multiple locations, not just Vice City. That being said, some fans don’t think this will happen, as much as they want it to. Alongside those tentative hopes, are gamers who are incredibly concerned about how the game will run; the devs have already promised that they’ve pushed the “limits of what’s possible”, so will our consoles be able to handle it?
GTA 6 will reportedly feature an ever-evolving map as Rockstar plans to update the game over time, adding new cities on a regular basis with Vice City being the main setting. pic.twitter.com/hf7QUbQ41n
— GTA 6 NEWS (@GTAVInewz) August 2, 2023
“No console will have enough storage for this game,” said one fan, while another added, “I doubt they'll include Los Santos and Las Ventura's. C’mon. [The] game is gonna run slow as f**k.” That is the concern, however, Rockstar Games assures us that what we’ve seen in the trailer is a reflection of the in-game experience.
Now all we have to do is hold out until 2025, which feels like a lifetime away when we keep seeing such tempting leaks revealing exactly what we want.