‘Well that sucks’ GTA 6 fans cry as Rockstar gives no release plans for popular platform
GTA fans are gutted after Rockstar left out one popular game platform from its release details.
The gaming giant revealed the first official trailer on Monday, confirming the highly-anticipated title will arrive sometime in 2025.
But gamers have noticed the accompanying press release only mentions PS5 and Xbox Series X / S.
This leaves PC players in the dark about when – and indeed if – GTA 6 will land on their preferred machine.
“Well that sucks, PC was the best by far for GTA V,” one disappointed user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.
“This can’t be true,” another cried.
A third commented: “That’s unfair, just port it.”
Meanwhile, a fourth said: “Finally, a good reason to buy PS5.”
However, others have assured PC users that a launch will probably come later.
GTA 5 was released more than a year and a half after PlayStation 3 Xbox 360 back in 2015.
Some say the delay is because of “modders” who tamper with games.
“So when will the PC release for it be in 2030?” one gamer joked.
“Expected this. Watch PC comes out 2027 lol,” another wrote.
So PC gamers will either not get GTA 6 or will have to wait even longer.
The first GTA 6 trailer takes place in the fictional state of Leonida, with its first female lead called Lucia.
Grand Theft Auto games – a timeline
Here's the full list...
Main series:
- 1997 – Grand Theft Auto
- 1999 – Grand Theft Auto 2
- 2001 – Grand Theft Auto 3
- 2002 – Grand Theft Auto Vice City
- 2004 – Grand Theft Auto San Andreas
- 2008 – Grand Theft Auto 4
- 2013 – Grand Theft Auto 5
Expansion packs:
- 1999 – Grand Theft Auto London 1969
- 1999 – Grand Theft Auto London 1961
- 2009 – Grand Theft Auto 4 The Lost and Damned
- 2009 – Grand Theft Auto The Ballad of Gay Tony
Handheld games:
- 2004 – Grand Theft Auto Advance
- 2005 – Grand Theft Auto Liberty City Stories
- 2006 – Grand Theft Auto Vice City Stories
- 2009 – Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars
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