November 1st 2023.
October wasn't GTA 6 reveal month. As we enter November, GTA 6 still hasn't been announced. It's a bit of a shame, as many of us had predicted that October would be the month of its reveal.
It's likely that GTA 6 won't be out until 2024 or 2025, based on what Take-Two has been hinting at. But with GTA 5 still doing so well in the top 10, it's hard to imagine when Rockstar will decide to replace it. It almost makes us wonder if they've even started work on GTA 6 yet.
The Wednesday letters page recently discussed Sony's perspective in 2023. With the PlayStation 5 performing so well in sales and Square Enix and others making exclusives, it has been one of Sony's best years. However, the recent exit of Jim Ryan and the firing of an executive, along with the live service games, suggests that there is more going on behind the scenes.
The reader who completed Super Mario Bros. Wonder has sparked discussion about the possibility of Nintendo releasing another Zelda remaster this year. It's hard to imagine that they would suddenly announce something in November without warning, so perhaps it will be a more substantial remake of A Link To The Past or Ocarina Of Time.
Finally, the article on the Five Nights At Freddy's film has reminded us that the movie is rated PG-13 in the US and 15 in the UK. It's worth clarifying this so that parents know before taking young ones to the cinema.
October wasn't the month we got to see a reveal of GTA 6, so it looks like we're going to have to wait a bit longer. It's a bit of a shame, as I was sure that predicting it would be in October was almost certain. But at this point, all I can do is wish Rockstar would just tell us when it's coming out.
Based on what Take-Two has been hinting at, it seems like GTA 6 will be out in 2024 or 2025, but part of me wonders if they'll want to replace GTA 5 until there's a decline in popularity. It's been in the top 10 for years now, so who knows if they've even started work on GTA 6 yet. I guess we'll just have to keep guessing when they'll reveal it.
Meanwhile, Sony has had an amazing year. The PlayStation 5 has been selling through the roof, and with games like Spider-Man 2 selling and reviewing well, I'm sure it's been one of their best years ever. But things seem to be a bit rocky behind the scenes, with Jim Ryan's exit and lots of talk about live service games. It's strange to think that while it seems like everything is going perfect on the surface, there's a lot of stuff going on beneath the surface. Let's see what's in store for them in 2024.
Also, there was a reader who completed Super Mario Bros. Wonder. It took him 24 amazing hours and 20 glorious minutes, and he even went back to get the hidden bits. He's also started a few multi-player games with his kids and family, which he says have changed the dynamics of the levels and make them a lot more hectic.
Finally, there was an article about the Five Nights At Freddy's film, which is not a PG in either the UK or US market. In the US it's a PG-13, and in the UK it's a 15 certificate, meaning anyone under 15 cannot see it. It's worth remembering this if you plan to take younger ones to the cinema.
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