The GTA 6 extended look at long last gave us more insight into the long-awaited new game from Rockstar, and by Leonida was it worth the wait. With around 26 minutes of gameplay to feast our eyes on, there was plenty to soak in. From the sights of the expansive city, to the many activities we'll be able to get up to, and so much more, it certainly painted a picture of what's in store after the likes of GTA 6 trailer 1 and GTA 6 trailer 2.
But after watching the Netflix GTA 6 extended look (which is now up on YouTube) maybe too many times now, I've spotted some smaller details that you might have missed. From little references that call back to places and features we've seen in some of the best GTA games over the years, to things in the background that make the prospect of GTA 6 arriving this November even more exciting, there's a lot packed into this latest look, and I'm here to shout about it.
One of the things I love when it comes to big reveals like this is seeing the community come alive and pick apart the finer details, and as someone who's all about worldbuilding and life-sim-y elements, I've already honed in on things that make me personally excited. Be sure to share any discoveries you've made in the comments section below. But without further ado, join me as I break down the 7 things you might have missed in the GTA 6 extended look.
Right at the beginning of the GTA 6 extended look, Jason and Lucia meet with a character called San4San rocking a T-shirt (which also briefly appeared in the first trailer) with a logo that instantly caught my attention. Emblazoned on the front is "Righteous Slaughter: Hood Ops".
Parodying FPS games like Call of Duty, those who played GTA 5 may remember Righteous Slaughter 7, which you could see being played by Michael's son Jimmy at home. So it looks like the fictional in-game universe's developer, Misfire Games, is still going strong in GTA 6. It begs the question: will we see or even be able to play this new entry as Jason or Lucia?
My first proper introduction to the Grand Theft Auto series was actually GTA: Vice City. But I wasn't interested in the action, guns, and missions. I was there for the cars. I loved cruising around to '80s tunes of Flash FM back then, and there was one set of wheels I enjoyed hopping into the most: the Sentinel.
As GTA's fictional car brands go, it was always my favorite for some reason. So, imagine my delight when I clapped eyes on Jason and Lucia driving in an old convertible Sentinel model, which feels like a true call back to those Vice City (Dance Hall) days.
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