What we know after Netflix preview
Rockstar Games has released a 26-minute preview of Grand Theft Auto 6, showcasing improved graphics and a dual-protagonist narrative. The footage, which debuted on Netflix, provides the first official look at the game's mechanics and environment following years of anticipation.
Why it matters
As one of the most anticipated entertainment products in history, the release of new footage for GTA 6 is a major event for the gaming industry and digital media consumption.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Tom Richardson BBC Newsbeat Rockstar Games Grand Theft Auto 6 is one of the most anticipated video games ever After more than 18 months since the last official glimpse of Grand Theft Auto 6, developer Rockstar has shown fans a 26-minute preview of the upcoming blockbuster video game.
Its "extended look" debuted on Netflix, six hours before going live on YouTube, and was the first chance players have had to see detailed footage of the title in action.
The montage, with no commentary or explanatory captions, showed off improved graphics, detailed environments and a selection of car-chases and shoot-outs from the sequel.
The broadcast followed a week of unauthorised gameplay leaks , which the developer said it had been "heartbreaking" to see shared online.
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