GTA VI will have working trains and bus routes, Rockstar's Hooker tells Edge
Head of development Phil Hooker says Leonida has a functioning train and bus network, and that it can help players lose the police.
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Head of development Phil Hooker says Leonida has a functioning train and bus network, and that it can help players lose the police.
GameSpot's Jake Dekker dug through Rockstar's official GTA VI screenshots for hidden details. The money alone is worth a look: it's printed in the United States of Paranoia.
GamesRadar+ says Grand Theft Auto VI will have more than 170 animal species. It is a roundup of trailers, previews and the Extended Look, not a new Rockstar announcement.
A new Edge preview confirms an in-game app called Scooter Brothers that delivers your car. The same preview says the map opens up early, with Leonida not locked behind the story.
Edge's GTA VI cover story, based on a 90-minute demo in Edinburgh, describes NPCs that react by temperament, a redesigned heat system and a four-point Jason and Lucia relationship scale.
Vice City Bean has put a limited LEONIDA coffee on sale for $23. GTAVice.net calls it an official Rockstar collaboration, but we have seen no statement from Rockstar.
GTAVice.net says it found roughly 55 unannounced GTA VI items, from parody tees to a Burger Shot leather lunch bag, in the catalogue behind the Rockstar Store. Rockstar hasn't confirmed any of it.
Real cars dressed as GTA VI vehicles, with Leonida plates and a police Lamborghini, were filmed driving through Miami. Rockstar hasn't commented, but the stunt fits its ongoing campaign in the city.
Rockstar Games has released the Grand Theft Auto VI launch trailer, set to new music from Justice.
Rockstar has revealed six Grand Theft Auto VI radio stations and their hosts. For the first time in the series there will be podcasts, and with headphones the music keeps playing on foot.
IGN has published the full transcript of its July interview with Rockstar North's Head of Development. Money, robberies, car theft, the police and a man who lives in a dumpster: here is what's new.
In a LOVE Magazine interview, Aaron Garbut and Rupert Humphries talk about Florida research trips, the team writing pedestrian dialogue, and why GTA VI doesn't satirise real-world events.
