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Today’s exclusive new Grand Theft Auto VI details no longer locked behind paywall

Grand Theft Auto VI is just over 50 days out from launch and today Game Informer is (almost) gracing us with some new exclusive details on the game straight from Rockstar. 

There has been some criticism getting thrown around due to the exclusive interview being locked behind the magazine’s paywall (digital and physical copies), but it appears the internet actually complained enough, bombarded the official site, knocked it right out of commission, and now Game Informer has announced the story will actually be FREE in the Game Informer app:

Nonetheless, Game Informer has sat down with some key folks from the Rockstar development team to deliver eager gamers a batch of exclusive new screenshots from the game as well as some details on the world’s weather and wildlife systems, among other things. I’ve had my fair share of screenshots at this point, but there should be some interesting stuff in here for sure. 

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Update: The Game Informer story is now live with the new screenshots, details about the weather system, and more, but you’ll need to a be subscriber or get the app to see it all for FREE – the app is still have trouble loading on our end though.

– Leonida will indeed experience tropical storms and hurricanes

– over 170 animal species across the map

– GTA 6 includes billiards, mini-golf, zoos and air boating

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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