Grand Theft Auto The fans are some of the most dedicated and wildest ever. So it shouldn’t be a surprise when GTA Fans noticed a small update to Rockstar’s official post Grand Theft Auto VI website, the community exploded and people started losing it.
GTA 6 was announced late last yearafter Years of false rumors and vague teases, and Radio Silence from developer Rockstar Games. The next main part in the Grand Theft Auto The franchise will not be released until 2025. However, that didn’t stop the game’s first trailer from quickly becoming one of the most viewed videos on the internet. Fans have delved into every picture, obsessing over every detail and even figuring out what SPF of an NPC’s sunscreen. And this large, hungry community of players – hungry for any new details or tidbits about the upcoming open-world game – was practically frantic about a small backend update that temporarily added a new screenshot section GTA 6‘s official website.
On May 8th Fans noticed that the official game page on Rockstar’s website for GTA 6 had gone live and included a section for screenshots, although there was nothing included in that section of the page. Not long after this discovery, the… GTA 6 Page has been deleted and now returns a 404 error.
However, as GTA6Countdown noted on Twitter, the backend code for the site still exists and evidence that the epic open-world game can be pre-ordered digitally can still be found. Many fans believe this is evidence that Rockstar Games will release new screenshots or more soon, possibly later this month GTA 6 as part of a larger marketing offensive surrounding the pre-order game. Could we perhaps even get a more concrete release window beyond “2025”?
Of course, a lot of people started doing this, as is now common with all major video game news that breaks online Sharing false information or misinformation around GTA 6 and the small website update. Some people even started uploading fake screenshots of GTA 6 created with AI generation. This is a good time to remind people to be more careful than ever when searching on Reddit or Discord, as AI generation has made it easier than ever to create hoaxes and fake images of big games.
Nevertheless, the updates are GTA 6 Rockstar’s website and backend seem to indicate that the company may be ready to reveal more about the highly anticipated sequel. And when they do, I expect it GTA Fans will lose it again.
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