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Rockstar Editor Shutting Down On PS4 Next Month

In case it flew under your radar, Rockstar offers a simple solution to immediately share videos to YouTube directly on console that will cease operations on PS4 and Xbox One soon. Considering how far into the life cycle we are for PS5, we can’t say it’s shocking.

As stated by Rockstar in a Newswire post, it is approaching the limits of what it can do to keep GTA Online afloat on previous-gen consoles. By cutting the support, it will help the sustainability of the online-only romp. The Rockstar Editor’s final day will be February 20. After that, all clips and projects will be deleted.

Support for the editor will remain in full force on the PS5. If this is any indicator it won’t be until we eventually see the PS6 before we will see that generation fizzle out of support. If you aren’t clear how to save, export, and store your clips, then Rockstar’s got your back with some instructions, which you can read below.

  • Open the Rockstar Editor
  • Select Video Gallery
  • Select the Project you want to Export
  • Select Upload to YouTube, then yet
    • If no YouTube account has been linked to your Rockstar Games account, then select Yes to continue to link your accounts
    • Follow instructions to link your YouTube account to your Rockstar Games account
    • Return to game after linking the accounts
  • If you agree to the Sharing Policy, select Upload
  • Confirm your video title, then the video description, tagging, etc.

What do you think? Are you still playing GTA Online on the PS4 or have you upgraded to the big leagues on PS5? Let us know below!

Grand Theft Auto 6 Trailer Garners Over 100 Million Views

In spite of the leak that forced Rockstar Games’ hand to release the Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer early, leading to some pretty disappointed staff, the trailer has garnered quite a viewership. Can’t lie… we’ve probably watched it way too many times to be considered “healthy” in the few days it’s been public.

On YouTube, the trailer is #1 on Trending, which is not too shocking, especially as the trailer boasts nearly 100 million views over the last two days, as of the time of writing. No doubt by publication, it’s probably breached 120 million. Considering how long fans have waited for an official trailer, finally seeing it is kind of shocking to some and very, very gratifying to others.

Of the nearly 100 million views, the GTA 6 trailer garnered 8.9 million likes and over 700K comments.

What do you think? How many times have you watched the trailer? Let us know below!

“Well, That F**king Sucks,” Rockstar Employee On Trailer Leak

Rockstar Games was put in a tough spot after deciding to release the Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer ahead of schedule due to a rampant leak, now some employees are responding. Naturally, they aren’t too happy for what should’ve been this joyous scheduled moment ruined.

Members of the VFX team took to Twitter to bemoan the leak, Lead VFX Artist Lloyd Knott, simply posted — what seemed out of context — “Well, that f**king sucks.” Meanwhile, Senior VFX Artist Chloe Shearer took a more humorous approach with her “ah shit, here we go again” post.

Senior Gameplay Animator Javier Altman was just as unhappy, as he wanted to watch the trailer for the first time with his co-workers, Technical Mission Designer Joe Martin felt it was gutting to take that moment away from staff, Rockstar’s Jay Marsden-Bullen felt it was sad that the trailer was released early because of a leak, and others had similar woes.

Quite frankly, though, Knott’s post is probably what most employees felt after all that hard work was pushed out to the world not on schedule, but rather so that Rockstar could still showcase the trailer.

Welp, The Grand Theft Auto 6 Trailer Just Dropped

Just like Rockstar Games promised, Grand Theft Auto 6 saw its first trailer drop earlier today, and as expected, it’s mostly a sizzler to give us a little atmosphere about what to expect as we head forth into the next entry.

Rockstar dropped the new trailer on YouTube, confirming reports of a female protagonist named Lucia. It’s also clear that we’re heading back to Vice City in all its sinful, Florida-man-inspired glory. While we don’t know anything about the game’s overall story, we’re sure like all other GTAs, Rockstar has quite a banger in its hands.

The most notable thing, though, the game’s closer than we thought it would be, releasing sometime in 2025.

What do you think? Are you hyped about GTA 6? Let us know below!

Grand Theft Auto 6 Footage Leaks Ahead Of Reveal

Allegedly, footage of Grand Theft Auto 6 has surfaced on social media only days ahead of Rockstar Games dropping the game’s first trailer.

According to a report from GTABase, the leak stems from an employee’s son, though of course it’s difficult to really confirm this, nor the leak itself. It’s only a few seconds of footage, and so far, Rockstar has stayed quiet about the leak. If true, it’s really sad that a kid would put their parent’s livelihood at a major game developer — and potentially the industry itself — at stake for some clout on social media. Alternatively, it could someone posing as a Rockstar employee’s kid.

Of course, this is all rumors, including the footage itself, but considering how close we are to the first trailer and how the footage lines up with previous leaks, it isn’t too far-fetched.

What do you think? Are you excited about the trailer on December 4? Let us know below! 

Grand Theft Auto 6 Trailer Drops This Week

Most people anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 to be announced at The Game Awards on December 7, but apparently not, with Rockstar Games planning on a day before. This reveal comes after last month when the studio announced nonchalantly that it would be dropping the first trailer in December, but lacked any time or date at the time.

“Trailer 1” of GTA 6 , however, was unveiled on December 5 at 9 AM EST/6 AM PST. Outside of that little info dump, nothing else is in the post.

This has been a long time coming, as fans have been begging for the next entry in the GTA series for years now. It isn’t clear what the trailer will show, but if we had to guess, it’ll largely be a core concept trailer featuring the main protagonist and a brief glimpse at the city we have to explore.

What do you think? Are you excited about GTA 6? Let us know below!