Games Of Shadows

Report: ‘GTA 6’ development gets cancelled as Rockstar focus on developing more content for GTA V At first, when GTA 5 was released, it was criticized by players for not allowing them into the online experience from day one. Since then, GTA 5 online has enjoyed tremendous success and the game still continues to top the gaming charts. Players are still going online and enjoying the DLC that has been released since the game was released, especially since the PC version allows the  modding community  to fiddle with the game to an enormous level. Due to this stable popularity, it seems that the developers, Rockstar, are still focusing their attention on GTA 5 and a sequel, number 6, may be second priority for the company, for a while. Rockstar have been in a state of flux when it comes to developing sequels or even a new IP. Since the release of GTA 5, the online experience of the game seems to have been their only  venture as far as development is concerned. There

GTA 6 is not playable on ps4 and Xbox. Rockstar has said that  GTA 6 will  not be playable on  PS4  and Xbox One. ...  GTA  5 came out for both old/current-gen and next-gen consoles, but next-gen had more features  compared to old gen consoles. The GTA 6 release date seems even further away this week, as Rockstar Games committed to bringing Grand Theft Auto V to next-gen consoles in "the second half of 2021". It also means that if there was any doubt before, all thoughts about GTA 6 coming to PS4 or Xbox One have all but been extinguished. Grand Theft Auto fans were desperately hoping that GTA 6 would be announced earlier this week during the Sony PS5 reveal event. As far fetched as this seemed, the very fact that Amazon also added 100 unannounced PS5 games to its product listings this week - including one title from Rockstar Games - was enough to get fans buzzing Fast forward to 9pm BST on Thursday and it was not GTA 6 greeting fans, but rather the sound of Michael De Santa