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Fans already spot one problem with GTA 6 following the trailer launch

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Published 10:54 6 Dec 2023 GMT

Fans already spot one problem with GTA 6 following the trailer launch

Some people are concerned about the obscene amount of hype around it.

Prudence Wade

Prudence Wade

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The first trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI is finally here - and while it went immediately viral with people commenting how amazing it looks, others have already started to spot problems.

It just goes to show - you really can't please everyone.

One X user posted after the long-awaited release of the trailer: "I'll be interested to see how GTA 6 is perceived at launch. It faces a similar problem to Starfield in that it is following up a game with multiple generations of steady content drip. No matter how good GTA 6 is, it will struggle to meet expectations of its own gameplay density."

While GTA VI is 10 years in the making - the last iteration came out in 2013 - that doesn't mean fans of the Rockstar-developed game have been completely starved of new content.

Instead, GTA Online is described as a 'dynamic and ever-evolving online universe for up to 30 players, including all existing gameplay upgrades and content released since launch ready to enjoy solo or with friends'.

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This means that gamers have been able to continue to explore the GTA universe, with developers drip-feeding new features over the years to keep us engaged.

So the real question is: will it live up to the hype? Some fans are unsure - particularly if we're expecting something totally new, fresh and groundbreaking - when what we end up getting might not be too far from the online version.

Other gamers have taken to X to express their concerns around the hype of the game.

"I worry Rockstar may accidentally create a situation where it becomes actually impossible to make a game to live up to the hype of GTA VI," someone wrote on X.

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While another really didn't buy into the fuss: "Not to be negative but GTA 6 will be a big disappointment, so lower your expectations."

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Tesla billionaire Elon Musk is someone else who wasn't blown away by the trailer - but he's not concerned about the game's potential inability to live up to the hype - he's just never particularly liked the franchise.

In a post on X after the trailer was released, Musk said he had 'tried' to play the game, and wrote: "GTA5 required shooting police officers in the opening scene. Just couldn’t do it."

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But Musk - and some of the critics on social media - are very much in the minority.

The trailer for the upcoming game - set to finally drop in 2025 - currently has 102 million views on YouTube, only a day after it was first posted.

It's set back in Vice City - loosely based on Miami - and seems to put the spotlight on a Bonnie and Clyde-style relationship.

The trailer is narrated by Lucia - the franchise's first female protagonist - who appears to have busted out of prison and is now on the run with her unnamed male partner.

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With car chases, shoot-outs and even an alligator walking into a shop, most people - appart from a few nervous critics on social media - seem thrilled by the level of drama the trailer has delivered.

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