The release of Grand Theft Auto VI is finally coming in November of this year (barring another delay), more than 13 years after the last game in the series dropped. As such, the anticipation really is at pretty unprecedented levels for a video game, and fans are expecting big things when they get the chance to get their hands on it.
One significant group of players that's set to miss out on the proverbial party is PC players, with the game not set to launch on the platform until some time after it does on consoles. While Rockstar have remained quiet on the exact reasons for that until recently, new revelations have now emerged from the very top of the proverbial tree, and fans aren't happy at all with what they're hearing.
Over on Reddit, one user shared a post from Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick, in which he explained why GTA VI isn't coming to PC right away. He said, " Rockstar always starts on console because I think with regard to a release like that you're judged by serving the core." He then went on to say that it had nothing to do with Rockstar's deal with PlayStation,...
