Grand Theft Auto 6's big official reveal just took place on Netflix, giving us a ton of new details about Rockstar's most anticipated game of all time.
That is, if you could actually get in to watch it. Many of us are struggling to access Netflix, with the service going down for users everywhere. Even those who have gotten in are reporting issues while trying to watchh the show, like freezing and crashing.
When we started to tune in for the extended look at GTA 6, many of us found that we couldn't. We could log in just fine, but couldn't browse any shows. Most of us have since gotten in, but are experiencing problems streaming the show.
Judging from the chatter online, we're far from alone in this.
This has only exacerbated frustrations that have already been bubbling. Many were unhappy to see Rockstar put the first official GTA 6 gameplay reveal behind a paywall, even if it's only temporary. We've never really seen anything like this done in the gaming industry before, but if anyone was going to pioneer it would be Rockstar.
Enough time has passed that many have finished watching the reveal by now. So, if you want all the scoops, you can check out our piece on everything that was revealed. If you want to watch it yourself but don't have Netflix, it will be available on YouTube at 9pm ET.
Of course, this is not the first time we've seen GTA 6 gameplay. Unfortunately for Rockstar, this big, glossy reveal was overshadowed by the numerous leaks over the past week. This happened when an individual or a group going by the name Cyberleek started sharing clips from the game. It quickly became apparent that they are almost definitely playing the game themself, raising questions as to how someone was able to get a playable build so early. Rockstar has acknowledged the leaks and is trying to identify Cyberleek.
GTA 6 is set to launch on November 19. It will be available on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
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