Rockstar's Red Dead Announcement May Be Bad News For GTA 6's Next Trailer

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Fans have been awaiting literally any news surrounding the upcoming release of , and many believed that some form of information was imminent. While the game has received a single trailer so far and a handful of details, little is known about and what it entails for fans of the franchise. Naturally, with it being October, fans had anticipated that something was on the horizon, and they were right — only it was for the wrong game.

Rockstar announced that is finally coming to PC, a reveal that blew the minds of many, and likely felt like a disappointment to some. This is because PC port may actually be bad news for the next major trailer for , especially considering the timing of the announcement. Fans hoping that they'd see even a sliver of gameplay might be out of luck.

Rockstar absolutely loves the month of October as it typically reveals or launches games within the spooky season., for example, was launched in October 2018, and, unsurprisingly, the PC port is also coming in October. So, it's understandable that fans thought that another trailer may drop during the month, especially considering Rockstar's track record.

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While fans already know some details surrounding the next, such as Fall release window,there are still many things that have been kept a secret, including what the game actually looks like in motion. The first trailer only really showed off cinematic footage, not actual gameplay, which, while helping to set the tone of the game, doesn't give much insight into what players might be doing. That's why fans were hoping for a trailer in October, to finally answer some of their burning questions.

Unfortunately, there's a good chance that a trailer may not come this October, and that's all thanks to PC port. This seems to be the big focus of Rockstar right now despite being developed by Double Eleven, for its