While the news of another GTA 6 delay was a tough pill to swallow, Rockstar has at least now committed to something more concrete. Its previous ‘late 2025’ window is now a specific date that players can circle in their calendars, and Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick has just given his most confident statement yet that there will be no more pushbacks. He also explains why the decision was made to delay GTA 6 again, saying that it will allow Rockstar to release the game “with no limitations.” Continue reading GTA 6 will arrive "with no limitations" thanks to its latest delay MORE FROM PCGAMESN: GTA 6 release date, GTA 6 map, GTA 6 soundtrack

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