With Grand Theft Auto 6 only months away at this point, players are getting themselves prepared for an epic new experience with the next-best thing by diving into GTA Online. Seeing as the next major installment in the franchise will usher in a new era for GTA Online, it's widely expected that Rockstar's next online experience will eventually become the franchise's primary multiplayer destination.
Although Take-Two has said it intends to continue supporting the current version of GTA Online for as long as there's an active audience, the bulk of Rockstar's long-term development efforts will likely shift toward GTA 6's online component once it arrives. That means major content updates for GTA 5's version of GTA Online could become less frequent over time, even if the service itself remains available for years to come.
However, fans definitely weren't expecting to start losing features quite yet given GTA 6 is still months away, yet Rockstar has quietly pulled a major feature from GTA Online without saying a word in advance (via IGN).
According to recent reports, Rockstar Games has quietly disabled all gambling activities in GTA Online's Diamond Casino & Resort for players in Australia, leaving...
