Grand Theft Auto VI Presentation Marked for End of Month on Netflix

Rockstar Games has announced a special presentation for Grand Theft Auto VI, titled "GTA VI: An Extended Look," which will premiere live on Netflix on Thursday, August 27th. This broadcast marks the first new Grand Theft Auto game presentation in over a decade. The event will be available on Netflix at 4 PM Brasilia Time. Six hours later, at 10 PM Brasilia Time, the content will be published on YouTube. For viewers in the United States, the presentation will begin at 3 PM EDT for Netflix subscribers and 9 PM EDT for non-subscribers. The stream will also be accessible at 12 PM PT on Netflix and August 28th at 12 AM Pakistan Standard Time. Viewing windows for other time zones outside of Pacific, Eastern, British Summer, Central European Summer, and Pakistani time zones have not yet been specified.

Netflix Premieres Grand Theft Auto VI Extended Look Stream on August 27th

Grand Theft Auto VI follows protagonists Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos as they become entangled in a criminal conspiracy across Leonida. While Rockstar has not detailed the format of the presentation, it is expected to be an extensive preview video showcasing the game's storyline and gameplay, similar to previous Rockstar releases. The official Netflix description states, "See an expansive look at Grand Theft Auto 6, the next evolution of the groundbreaking Grand Theft Auto series." Brandon Riegg, Vice President of Non-Fiction Series at Netflix, stated that the revelations surrounding Grand Theft Auto have become cultural events. He expressed honor in partnering with Rockstar Games to premiere the next chapter of the Grand Theft Auto story first for Netflix members, highlighting Netflix's ambition to host significant narratives from any medium for a broad audience. Grand Theft Auto VI is scheduled for release on November 19th for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. A PC edition has not yet been announced. The predecessor, Grand Theft Auto V, has sold over 225 million copies since its 2013 debut on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

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