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| Grand Theft Auto VI Delayed, Official Release Set for 2026 – Here’s Why and What’s New! |
Big news from Rockstar Games! They've officially announced that the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA VI) will be delayed. Originally slated for release in the fall of 2025, the game is now scheduled to launch on May 26, 2026. This has understandably left many fans with a lot of questions, especially after such a long wait.
So, what’s the reason behind the delay? Rockstar Games explained that they needed more time to polish the game and make sure it meets the high standards they set for their releases. The company wants to ensure that GTA VI delivers the top-notch experience that players expect. In their official statement, Rockstar highlighted the overwhelming excitement and attention surrounding the game.
"The interest and excitement surrounding Grand Theft Auto VI have been truly overwhelming for our team. We want to thank you for your support and patience as we continue to work hard to finish the game," Rockstar said.
They also mentioned that with every release, their goal is always to exceed players' expectations. GTA VI is no exception, and while the delay may be disappointing, it’s all part of the process of creating a game worthy of its hype.
Though the game has been delayed by about six months, it’s still set to launch on Xbox Series X|S and PS5. However, no official word has been given yet about a PC version.
To ease the anticipation, Rockstar also teased that they will be sharing more details about GTA VI soon. Most likely, this will include a new trailer that could feature the first look at gameplay. So far, Rockstar has only released one trailer back in December 2023, which left fans eagerly wanting more.
Even though the wait is a bit longer, GTA VI remains one of the most highly anticipated games, and fans are excited to see what Rockstar has in store. For those of you still waiting, hang in there, and stay tuned for the latest updates from Rockstar Games!
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