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GTA 6: The Big Interview

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GTA 6: The Big Interview

In July this year, IGN was invited to Rockstar North to see GTA 6 being played for the very first time, with Head of Development and Co-Studio Head Rob Nelson on the controller. It was honestly one of the most exhilerating experiences of my life – seeing GTA 6 in action before anyone else! And, when the Netflix extended look dropped in August, I was finally able to share my thoughts on what I'd seen. My preview detailed everything I saw in the exclusive 30-minute demo, which included a new-look wanted system, a new way to steal cars, and how Jason and Lucia's romantic relationship – although front-and-center in the demo and the Netflix video – is entirely optional.

I also spoke at length with Rob Nelson. He talked us through some of the big ideas in the game, the changes to some of the game mechanics we all know and love, and the 13-year development process that has gone into making Grand Theft Auto 6 the biggest, most immersive entry into the GTA series yet. The highlights of that conversation were published back in August too, but the entirety of that conversation has been sitting on my laptop... until now.

So why publish it, and why now? Although the coverage IGN ran back in August covers all the headline topics, the full interview captures what it was like to be in the room while GTA 6 was being played. It wasn't a prescribed demo and often things didn't work out as planned, and I found looking back over the full transcript of the interview really fascinating.


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