Based on the rumors, leaks and information not supported by Rockstar, Ned Luke sends a message to fans of the GTA saga.
The name of "Grand Theft Auto VI" begins to ring strongly, although Rockstar Games has not confirmed or advanced the possible announcement of the next iteration of the saga. Despite a multitude of rumors on the Internet (with Vice City as the main focus of destination) and the explicit mention of the name of "Grand Theft Auto 6" on the professional resume of a voice actor, who voiced Michael in GTA V, sent a message to the fans: "Don't believe everything you see on the Internet."
Ned Luke, a renowned North American actor, has participated in a multi-call conversation on Instagram where the topic of the Rockstar saga ended up, which has been since 2013 without seeing a new installment; apart from Red Dead Redemption 2, also from that same team, in 2018. Luke, awarded for his role as Michael De Santa, did not avoid questions about the rumors about "GTA 6", whose participation in the cast of actors is not neither confirmed nor denied; he has made no mention of it.
@SWEGTA @BadgerGoodger Even the man himself said it. # GTA6 pic.twitter.com/NfgCqWSHEU
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But he did mention the amount of false information, according to him, that is eventually appearing on social networks and forums. “They say that GTA VI will be in Vice City. How is it possible that these people obtain this privileged information? ”, He begins saying. “People, don't believe everything you see on the Internet; from 'BossMan Fuck the World' or whatever his name is; nor of any other type ”, he adds. And he insists: “They do not have privileged information; it's just clickbait ”.
What is information: Rockstar says goodbye to Dan Houser
The only relevant information around Rockstar so far this year is Dan Houser's departure from Rockstar Games. He who was a founding partner of the company, screenwriter and one of the heads of Grand Theft Auto left the company after 25 years, leaving his brother Sam Houser alone in command. Of course, Dan himself declared in 2018 that a possible GTA 6 was "difficult to carry out" with the political landscape that is currently experienced in society. Furthermore, GTA V continues to be one of the best-selling games and accumulates more than 115 million copies worldwide. The American firm is concerned about the severity of COVID-19 and they have officially implemented remote work for all its employees in the United States and Europe.
