Are we getting Grand Theft Auto 6 news at The Game Awards?

It's possible that they're just speculating as well. Their most recent tweets suggest that Grand Theft Auto 6 could end up costing Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive two billion when it's all said and done.

Ultimately, whether or not they're telling the truth doesn't hold weight - these statements aren't a sign of anything.

The best-case scenario is that GTA 6 is ready for release sometime next year, which wouldn't take a rocket scientist to make an accurate guess. Just by simply following the breadcrumbs of legitimate and proven information, you'll know that GTA 6 is closer to completion than ever. Keep in mind that it's common knowledge by now that the footage that leaked last year - the culprit was just deemed unfit for trial, by the way - was from the pre-alpha stage of the game's development from all the way back in 2020 if not earlier. Between then and now, a lot have time has passed, even when you consider that the global pandemic derailed things for a while.

Are we going to get a proper announcement for GTA 6 in early November? Maybe. Several leakers and insiders seem to be huge believers in this. But, the most likely scenario is that we'll see the remasters of Red Dead Redemption and Grand Theft Auto IV before Rockstar formally announces GTA 6 - don't forget that Rockstar has never officially called the upcoming game by its presumed title.

The way that we see it, the only big announcement that we're getting related to GTA outside of a potential remaster is the next DLC for GTA Online and possible news about cutting support for last-gen consoles and upgrading the PC version of GTA Online to match the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X versions.

Of course, this is just pure speculation, and it's hard to guess what Rockstar plans on doing unless you're someone in the know - and most of us aren't.

At this rate, Rockstar might be waiting for signs on the market to see if it would be better to release GTA 6 next year or wait until two years from now, presumably when the PlayStation 5 Pro and the next Nintendo Switch are already out.