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Rockstar Games Releases 39 New GTA 6 Screenshots to Celebrate Two Weeks from Launch

Rockstar Games has released a few dozen new screenshots from GTA 6 to celebrate the game being two weeks away from launch.

Rockstar Games Releases 39 New GTA 6 Screenshots to Celebrate Two Weeks from Launch

Rockstar Games has unveiled 39 new GTA 6 screenshots as the highly anticipated game approaches its US launch in 14 days. Fans are eager to revisit Vice City, with the game set to release on November 19 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Pre-loading begins on November 10, consuming 212 GB of storage space. GTA 6 has already generated an estimated $750 million in pre-orders, hinting at potential record-breaking sales.

The marketing campaign is extensive, with billboards, posters, and bus decals appearing worldwide. Miami has been turned into Vice City, with the Heat arena overhauled, bars serving in-game beers, and a Vice City blimp flying overhead. A special event called "A Night in Vice City" is scheduled for November 18, featuring a Miami Heat game against the Milwaukee Bucks with GTA-themed jerseys and a new court.

Rockstar Games has also transformed Miami nightclubs into GTA-themed establishments over the past two weeks.

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