When it comes to previous Grand Theft Auto entries, their loading screens have become as recognizable as its gameplay. We have all seen the meme of parents walking in to see the scantily-clad woman in a bikini on our screens when loading up Grand Theft Auto V, and we all remember the Lindsay Lohan lawsuit after believing that the aforementioned woman was based off of her.
As such, the loading screens of Grand Theft Auto have been a necessary evil over the years. However, with technology advancing at such a rapid rate since the last entry, Grand Theft Auto V, was released back in 2013, loading screens may just be a thing of the past when Grand Theft Auto VI launches this November.
After all, it has been well over a decade since the last GTA installment was released, and we have seen many recent AAA releases almost eradicating loading screens entirely, or at least incorporating them into gameplay somehow. Put simply, we are not going to have to stare at art, as lovely as it may be, for minutes at a time whilst loading into the game or switching between characters.
Switching between characters was introduced in Grand...
