Although Rockstar Games promised that GTA 6 marketing would ramp up during the summer, we're now close to August and both the developer and publisher Take-Two Interactive are keeping a rather tight lid on one of the most anticipated games of all time launching on November 19 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S . For some, this radio silence could be a sign of bad news, but it seems like worrying isn't warranted at all, as well-known insider Nate The Hate suggested that we should see plenty of the game next month.
"I expect to see a fair bit of GTA 6 next month," the extremely reliable insider said on X . While this may sound more like a prediction than an actual leak, the insider suggested to having sources, as Nate will share "something when it gets more near," since it is "too soon to share anything Rockstar related" at the moment.
Also, the silence surrounding GTA 6 is not related in any way to a potential last-minute delay, which would be catastrophic for the entire industry as essentially every publisher has planned its release schedule based on the game's November 19 release date, setting release dates in either September or October or in February 2027. "GTA 6 will arrive in November as planned," Nate The Hate said.
Although we haven't heard much about GTA 6 following the confirmation that the game will not receive a proper physical release at launch, and possibly never, we did learn something new about the game earlier this week, thanks to a Rockstar Support website update which confirmed that PlayStation 5 download codes will be region locked , while Xbox codes won't. This will force PlayStation players in regions not officially supported by the PlayStation Network to create another account, a practice that is against the Terms of Service , but has never resulted in a ban.
The long wait for GTA 6 is also prompting some players to attempt very interesting projects. Earlier this month, a modder shared progress on a new project that fits the entire PlayStation 2 trilogy into a single game.
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