Latest reports now have it that the game would only come out after the remastered version of the original game, “Red Dead Redemption,” is released to the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One, and the PC in the first half of next year. That leaves the second half of next year as the only window for “Red Dead Redemption 2” to be launched and subsequently released to the gaming consoles and the PC.
Any push back on the release of “Red Dead Redemption 2” next year would surely affect the release date of “GTA 6,” note critics.
There are also reports saying that when the “GTA 6” comes out on the current or the next generation gaming consoles and the PC, it shall already have a virtual reality (VR) support.
Some are saying that by 2018, VR would already be a mainstream technology in international gaming development so “GTA 6” would surely join the bandwagon and would, in fact, be among the first games who would catch the technological craze.
Having a VR support for “GTA 6” would do well for the game especially if the rumors are true that the game shall also be featuring teleportation and time travel.
However, it should be noted that all of these are mere speculations and should be taken with a fine grain of salt.