Whenever Rockstar Games prepares to launch a new game, the entire gaming industry simply stops to watch. We saw it happen with Grand Theft Auto 5, then with Red Dead Redemption 2, and now history is repeating itself on an even more absurd scale with the imminent release of Grand Theft Auto 6.
However, if you are a player who prefers the precision of a mouse and keyboard or simply invested a small (okay, maybe not that small) fortune into a high-end PC setup, the game’s initial announcement brought a classic cold shower: the PC version won't be arriving alongside the console release, and we don’t even have a confirmed release window for it yet.
As expected, this decision sparked a massive wave of debates (and plenty of complaints) across social media platforms, with many frustrated players accusing Rockstar of being straight-up “anti-PC.” But what if the blame for GTA 6 temporarily skipping PC right now actually lies, indirectly, with GTA 5 itself? Well, that’s exactly what some brand-new info seems to be pointing at!
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