Rockstar's announcement to delay GTA 6 to November 19 has sent ripples through the gaming industry, but Marvel's Wolverine remains on track for a Fall 2026 release. With the potential for crowding in the holiday schedule, game publishers face tough decisions ahead.
In a surprising turn of events, Rockstar Games has announced that the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI will now launch on November 19, 2026. This delay has already impacted Take Two's stock, which fell by 10%.
In a shocking move, Rockstar has been accused of ruthless union busting, igniting outrage in the gaming community. The Rockstar Union vows to continue fighting for workers' rights and better conditions.
As anticipation builds for Grand Theft Auto 6, Take-Two's CEO expresses high confidence in the game's May 2026 launch date, despite past delays. Will it meet fan expectations?
Take-Two has revealed that Grand Theft Auto VI began serious development in 2020, later than many fans expected. With a new release date set for May 2026, the game promises unprecedented ambition and complexity!
In a fiery response to Bruce Springsteen's criticism, Donald Trump labels the rockstar 'highly overrated' and 'obnoxious.' The feud unveils the ongoing tensions between music and politics as Springsteen calls out Trump's leadership.
GTA 6's new trailer has fans buzzing, but did you catch the hidden character details? Dive into the story of Jason and Lucia, their criminal journey, and the supporting cast that makes this game a must-play!
The delay of Grand Theft Auto 6 to May 2026 has sent shockwaves through the gaming industry, leaving developers scrambling to adjust their release schedules. With fears of further delays looming, many are questioning how this will impact their upcoming titles.
The delay of Grand Theft Auto VI has sent shockwaves through the gaming community. While some developers celebrate the breathing room, others scramble to address the implications during emergency meetings. What does this mean for the industry?
Grand Theft Auto VI's second trailer has shattered records, accumulating 475 million views in a stunning launch. The excitement for this sequel to GTA V, set in Vice City, is palpable, with music from the trailer also skyrocketing in popularity.