Tez also mentions that "if they (Rockstar) follow their plan laid out from the pandemic days, they'll do a Max Payne 3 port" while hinting that this could arrive around the time of Remedy's upcoming remakes of Max Payne 1 and 2.

Grand Theft Auto 4 is reportedly coming to PS5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S this year, followed by a possible Max Payne 3 remaster.

Rockstar actually released way more GTA 6 story details than you may have thought, and you can read all that here.

GTA 6 fans are convinced that kids will be included as NPCs after users spotted what appears to be a child hiding in a fresh screenshots.

So, a GTA 4 port and possibly Max Payne 3 also getting a re-release, if their claims about a pre-pandemic plan still possibly being on the cards turn out to be true. Still, as with all leaks, best to take it with a grain of salt until we know for sure something's coming.

As far as Take-Two is concerned, GTA Online has a thick enough bankroll for the company to take its sweet time. Similarly, when GTA 6 does hit in 2026 (probably), it'll likely be one of the most successful videogames ever made. There's a reason anyone else making games is scrambling to get out from under its shadow.

With the cry of gulls, GTA 6 returns to us. We're back in Rockstar's spin on Florida and we're here for, what exactly? A story trailer? Well, it's complicated. And those birds are a decent way ...

Rockstar has released Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 2, hot on the heels of announcing a delay to the game. Here are all the details.

While we're all still emotionally recovering from GTA 6 being delayed until May 2026, Rockstar regenerated the excitement and hype by releasing a shiny new trailer for its upcoming game.

GTA 6 fans are buzzing over a Cuban flag spotted in the latest official screenshots, igniting speculation about a potential Cuba-related storyline. This visual cue hints at a broader, international game map beyond Vice City.