New Rockstar games to be announced at E3?

Potential information about new Rockstar games could be announced at E3 2021’s Digital Event after it was confirmed that their parent company Take-Two Interactive would be attending.

It’s fair to say that Grand Theft Auto 6 might just be the biggest game in the world that doesn’t exist. Millions of fans are desperate for a game that technically might not exist, and may never exist. It’s unlikely, but Rockstar and Take-Two Interactive’s stance on the future is pretty much mute.

Take-Two Interactive recently addressed the status of GTA 6, and it left fans feeling confused and unsure of what the future may hold. However, it’s been confirmed that Take-Two will be attending E3 2021, and now speculation is running wild about GTA 6 and potentially other games.

It’s no secret that Rockstar’s video game output has slowed drastically in the last few years, with a larger emphasis being placed on GTA 5, GTA Online, and Red Dead Redemption 2.

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But it’s rare to have a conversation concerning Rockstar Games without GTA 6 inevitably cropping up. Renowned Twitter user Trevor “TmarTn” Martin confirmed on the social media website that Take-Two would be attending the industry’s biggest games convention.

There’s a high likelihood that they are there to make appearances and to possibly announce a reveal date for GTA 5 Enhanced and Expanded.

Though it’s there to speculate that a surprise reveal could take place to get fans of Rockstar and their various franchises excited.

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Rumors have been rife for months about the existence of GTA 6 with mystery pages on Rockstar’s website appearing and employee leaks. This is sadly speculation, but there could be more content in the works with a rumored GTA Remaster Trilogy in the works too.

You can’t help but wonder if Rockstar is even about to resurrect one of their other storied names for a sequel: Bully, L.A Noire, or even a fourth Mafia game.

In any event, it’s made the prospect of E3 2021 even more exciting, and we’ll have to wait and see what Take-Two has in store for us.

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