Rockstar Games releases the first Grand Theft Auto VI trailer
In early December 2023, Rockstar Games published the first trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, returning the series to a fictional Vice City.
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In early December 2023, Rockstar Games released the first trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, the next main entry in its best-selling crime series. The studio, owned by publisher Take-Two Interactive, put the video online earlier than planned after it began circulating through a leak.
The trailer showed a return to Vice City, the series' fictional take on Miami, within the state of Leonida. It introduced a female lead, Lucia, and signalled a story of a criminal couple, with scenes inspired by social media culture and modern Florida. Rockstar said the game was aimed at a 2025 release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
The video drew enormous attention, becoming one of the most viewed trailers in its first 24 hours and setting records for a game reveal. It mattered because the previous main game, Grand Theft Auto V, had come out in 2013 and sold in huge numbers, so expectation for a sequel had built for a decade. That long anticipation is why the eventual launch became a major cultural and commercial event.
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