Fans of the Grand Theft Auto series are eagerly awaiting the release of Grand Theft Auto 6 Trailer 2, but it may be some time before it arrives. Recent comments from Strauss Zelnick, the head of Rockstar’s parent company Take-Two Interactive, suggest that marketing materials, including trailers, will be released closer to the game's launch window. This approach aims to maintain excitement and anticipation among fans.
Rockstar released the first trailer for GTA 6 in December 2023, achieving record-breaking viewership. Since then, no new assets have been shared, leading to a 15-month wait that has sparked numerous conspiracy theories among the community. These theories range from analyzing the number of holes in Lucia’s cell door to examining bullet holes in vehicles from the first trailer, and even scrutinizing registration plates. One notable theory, the GTA 6 moon watch, successfully predicted the announcement date of Trailer 1 but was later debunked as a hint for Trailer 2.
In an interview with Bloomberg, Zelnick emphasized the high level of anticipation for GTA 6, describing it as possibly the most eagerly awaited entertainment property he has ever seen. He explained that Take-Two prefers to release marketing materials closer to the game's release to balance excitement with unmet anticipation, a strategy that has been successful in the past.
Former Rockstar developer Mike York, who worked on GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2, supports this approach on his YouTube channel. He believes Rockstar deliberately avoids providing information to fuel speculation and keep the community engaged. York suggests that this secrecy not only creates allure and mystery but also encourages fans to come together and discuss their theories, thereby generating more hype for the game.
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Zelnick’s comments hint that fans might not see GTA 6 Trailer 2 until closer to the game's expected release in fall 2025, assuming there are no delays. This could mean a wait of at least six months before another glimpse of the game.
While you wait for GTA 6, you can explore IGN’s coverage of various related topics, including an ex-Rockstar developer's thoughts on potential delays, Zelnick’s response to concerns about the future of GTA Online post-GTA 6 release, and expert opinions on whether the PS5 Pro will run GTA 6 at 60 frames per second.