After the teaser for the eagerly anticipated blockbuster was leaked, the first look at the sixth Grand Theft Auto game was eventually made public.
15 hours before a widely publicized release, developer Rockstar published the game after a low-quality copy appeared online.
The game's Miami-inspired Vice City setting and the arrival of Lucia, a female protagonist for the first time since the 1990s, were both confirmed by the 90-second teaser.
However, given that the game isn't expected to be launched until 2025, the waiting is still ongoing.
The newest primary game in the series will be a follow-up to GTA V, the critically acclaimed video game from 2013, which went on to become the second-best-selling video game of all time, after Minecraft.
The last ten years have seen an almost constant stream of GTA VI leaks and speculations.
In November, the revelation that a trailer would be released—an announcement of an announcement, if you will—was enough to make headlines across the world as eager gamers searched for any details about the next game.
A man drags an alligator out of a swimming pool, and people party on boats and race cars—all set to the Americana sounds of Tom Petty's Love is a Long Road.
The game's publisher, Take-Two Interactive, has revealed that GTA VI will come out in 2025 on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X.
No other details have been released regarding the release date or the possibility of a PC version; however, if history in the series is any indication, one will come out on PC.
A few months after their console debut, GTA IV and V were released on PC.