Rockstar Is Seemingly Gearing Up To Share GTA 6 Screenshots
thegamer.comAn update to the Rockstar Games website suggests that several new screenshots for GTA 6 are going to be shared in the near future, likely before Take-Two's investor call.
Ever since Grand Theft Auto 6 was finally revealed late last year and confirmed to be releasing at some point in 2025, the one question on every GTA fan's mind has been the same - when are we going to be seeing it again? We're nearly halfway through 2024 now and haven't heard a peep from Rockstar Games, but that looks like it's about to change.
Next week on May 16, Take-Two Interactive is set to hold its next investor call and, as has been the case in the past, that usually means we can expect some sort of news beforehand for some of its biggest games. To top it all off, Rockstar recently archived a bunch of posts on its Instagram, suggesting that it's going to be showing off something new soon.
The last time Rockstar cleared out its Instagram was just before the release of the first GTA 6 trailer.
That was already some pretty substantial evidence that something GTA 6 was coming this way soon, but there's even more fuel to be added to the fire. As highlighted by Twitter user GameRollGTA, Rockstar recently added several mentions of GTA 6 to the code of its website's interface, including mentions of screenshots (known as screens within the site's code) and the cover art.
The above tweet from GTAVI_Countdown shows that the change was actually noticeable on the site, as the newly-created page for GTA 6 shows off a section that includes several screenshots to go along with the cover art potentially being revealed. As of the time of writing, the update has been removed, so it's impossible to see the "screens" section of the page, but several Twitter users have confirmed seeing it.
Considering Take-Two's investor call is set to happen next week, it does seem very likely that we're going to get some kind of announcement for GTA 6 just before it takes place. The website update seems to indicate
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