If there's one thing Rockstar loves more than delaying Grand Theft Auto 6, it's going all in on parodies. We know via an alleged leak that, when GTA 6 finally does release, there will be in-game parodies of several modern real-life websites, including What's App and Uber.
However, things don't stop there, either, as Rockstar has been known to create real-life websites mimicking what is seen in-game and often directing people back to Rockstar's main homepage if you try and navigate to them.
For instance, if you navigate to Eyefind.info, then you'll be redirected to the Grand Theft Auto IV landing page.
The entire release calendar moves every time GTA 6 does, so how will the latest delay impact everything else?
That's important context because one GTA 6 fan is convinced that a real web domain that they purchased and was then acquired by a holding company was actually doing the doing of Rockstar themselves. They have all the proof in the world, too.
Over on Reddit, u/rainyaltaccount has shared a detailed description of what happened to the domain visitgloriana.com after they purchased it following some heavy references in GTA 6 promotional material.
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