A fan of GTA 6 criticizes the trailer and is mocked by a Rockstar Games engineer.

Fans of the highly anticipated game, GTA 6, are eagerly awaiting the release of Trailer 2. The first trailer was released in December of last year and was a huge success, but since then, Rockstar has been tight-lipped about any new information. With the game set to launch in autumn 2025, fans are desperate for any glimpse of what's to come.

One fan in particular, who has been keeping himself entertained while waiting for Trailer 2, has been pointing out all the supposed "mistakes" in the first trailer. These observations have been circulating on Twitter and have gained a lot of attention in the GTA 6 subreddit. However, one of the game's developers, Zara Naveed, cleverly responded to these criticisms with a simple yet effective statement: "Breaking news: video game is actually a video game."

Naveed's remark received a lot of support from other GTA fans, with many jokingly claiming they won't be buying the game anymore. The subreddit post about Naveed's response quickly went viral, showcasing just how desperate fans are for any news about GTA 6.

Some fans have even taken it upon themselves to recreate the first trailer, adding their own twists and turns. One fan even inserted the main characters from GTA 5 into their version, while another filmed the trailer with himself as the protagonist, Jason, visiting real-life locations featured in the video.

The next big milestone for GTA 6 is the release of Trailer 2. Fans have been speculating about its release for months, with some wild theories claiming it will come out in October. While there is no official information about its release, it would make sense for it to drop sometime this year, within a year of the first trailer and the game's launch.

So, for all those eagerly awaiting Trailer 2, the wait continues. But don't worry, you can still get your GTA fix by signing up for our newsletter and following us on social media. And who knows, maybe the trailer will drop sooner than we think. Until then, we'll just have to sit tight and continue to "touch grass," as one fan jokingly suggested.

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