YouTuber predicts possible GTA 6 screenshots release, fans speculate on Red Dead Redemption PC news
There is growing anticipation for the possible release of GTA 6 screenshots today, May 15, 2024. TGG, also known as The Gaming Gorilla, is a YouTuber known for content on Grand Theft Auto Online and updates about the upcoming game, GTA 6.
In his latest post, TGG hinted that today might be the day for the release of GTA 6 screenshots. This topic has generated significant discussion among fans and community members. TGG's post included a palm tree emoji, which many interpreted as a reference to GTA 6.
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Ben (@videotechuk_), another prominent member of the Rockstar Games fan community, responded with a cowboy hat face emoji, suggesting he expects news about a Red Dead Redemption 1 PC release instead. TGG replied, expressing a preference for GTA 6 news over an RDR1 announcement.
The community is currently speculating about two major possibilities: a GTA 6 screenshots reveal or an announcement regarding a Red Dead Redemption PC release. Speculation about GTA 6 screenshots has been fueled by data miners who claim Rockstar has been updating their website for a reveal. Meanwhile, news of a possible Red Dead Redemption PC release originated from Tez2, a source known for accurate insider information about Rockstar Games.
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Fans have mixed reactions to TGG's post, with some hoping for GTA 6 screenshots and others anticipating a Red Dead Redemption PC announcement. There are also those who doubt any announcement will occur today.
Ultimately, the decision rests with Rockstar Games, who are the only ones with definitive knowledge of today's potential announcements.
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