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Watch the Newest ‘GTA VI’ Trailer a Month Before the Game’s Release

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Watch the Newest ‘GTA VI’ Trailer a Month Before the Game’s Release

Get ready, gamers, the countdown is on until the most anticipated video game of all time is ruining your productivity.

Mark it on your calendars: November 19, 2026, is the day the world called in sick. Seems odd to think a video game could potentially cause a dip in the globe’s GDP, but the sixth iteration of the Grand Theft Auto series is easily one of the most hotly anticipated gaming releases in recent memory. Now, we’re just one month away.

Grand Theft Auto VI has been in development for over a decade and has frustrated would-be players with a couple of significant delays. The previous game debuted in 2013, so a sixth entrant in the series has been taking its sweet time coming. In a slightly shorter window of time, the Fast and Furious franchise has managed 10 feature movies and a spin-off. Of course, building out a game of epic scale is a more difficult task than just pointing a video camera at Vin Diesel and telling him to growl “family,” a dozen times.

The Grand Theft Auto launch trailer dropped late last week, and there’s plenty of wheeled content packed into it to enjoy. Famously, the game doesn't use real-life vehicle nameplates, but the in-game cars are closely modeled on actual cars you'll see in traffic. Just, in this case, flying over helicopters and whatnot.

The latest trailer kicks off with a spiderweb-painted green lowrider of some description, probably an Impala clone, then cuts to an iguana scuttling away from an R33 Nissan Skyline.


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