While fans are patiently waiting for Rockstar's official announcement of "GTA 6" PS4 release date, there are already reports about the game's details.
For one, The Latino Post suggested that the upcoming car chase game will be set in the 1970s, when corruption and mafia were widespread.
Additionally, "GTA 6" could finally allow players to do something that has never been done before in the history of the gaming franchise.
The publication noted that the sixth installment of the hit car heist RPG could finally provice more money generating missions like "having a job like joining the army or the police" because such missions "will give a more real feeling in the game."
And while that detail will remain to be seen until "GTA 6" PS4 release date arrives, GTA6GrandTheftAuto added that the game will most likely going to see the return of the six wanted levels, which was cut down to five in "Grand Theft Auto 5."
"GTA 6 game engine can support destructible sceneries and the innovative idea is to think like battlefield where we can crumble some wall down or maybe explode some building with an airplane," the publication explained. "This idea seems little bit simple but it will add more realism and adventure to the game."
"Grand Theft Auto series is famous for all insane amount of violence which players had during the game play and all this excitement can be achieved through Wanted Levels only," the website added.
And while Rockstar president, Leslie Benzies has yet to confirm the reports, he revealed to Develop where is the location of "GTA 6."
"For this one we were down in London and the idea of the three characters popped up again," Benzies told Develop of "GTA 6's" location.
"We'd actually considered it for 'San Andreas' because there were three cities, but it didn't work from a tech point of view because the three characters need three times as much memory, three types of animation, and so on."
Additionally, he confirmed that the three lead characters who were introduced in "GTA 5" will still appear in the sixth installment of the game.
"We throw stuff in the pot, and the good stuff stays and the bad stuff disappears - there are a lot of gatekeepers at the studio, who ensure not much of the chaff makes it through," he explained. "Some of the good ideas, like the three characters, stick around."
And while there is no concrete plan as to when Rockstar will announce "GTA 6" PS4 release date, The Fuse Joplin speculated that most likely happen between 2018 to 2020.
