Grand Theft Auto 6 fans have spotted a cheeky nod to Vice City protagonist Tommy Vercetti in the game's second trailer.

A handful of actors have started confirming they have roles in Grand Theft Auto VI, including one of the stars of Marvel's Wolverine.

When Rockstar announced GTA 6 pre-orders would kick off on June 25, it did so with a short, looping video posted to the official website that offered a fresh look at Vice City. It’s meant to be viewed as you scroll down, a cool piece of GTA 6 media that sets the tone for your experience on the website. But this is GTA 6, and so everything is analyzed to within an inch of its life.

GTA 6 malware and scams are on the rise, and they’re targeting PC and Android users because Rockstar is skipping those platforms for the game’s launch.

Market analyst Michiel Buijsman reckons GTA 6 will be 2026's "defining commercial catalyst."

Could the teeth be telling us something?

With Rockstar finally pulling back the curtain on the GTA 6 cover art, we thought we'd take a trip down memory lane and run through the history of the Grand Theft Auto franchise's iconic cover art.

GTA 6 is alive! Rockstar has confirmed that pre-orders launch on June 25, which means we’re just a week away from finally getting some meaningful answers on what to expect when the most anticipated video game of all time comes out this November.

Grand Theft Auto fans are reacting in shock and relief after today's surprise announcement that GTA 6 pre-orders will begin next week — all but confirming that the game won't get delayed once more.

We've picked apart GTA 6's new cover art to discover all the details hidden in those nine panels, including new cars, characters, and some nods back to GTA: Vice City.

I honestly didn't think we'd get this far.

Rockstar didn’t just reveal the GTA 6 cover art and the date pre-orders go live, it also added a new image to its official website offering a fresh look at Vice City.