Rockstar Games hints at quicker turnaround for next GTA after VI

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A Rockstar Games technical lead suggests future Grand Theft Auto releases could be developed faster. Phil Hooker stated the technology and team built for GTA VI will accelerate production. This follows a 13-year gap between the upcoming GTA VI and its predecessor, GTA V. The report compares this to the one-year gap between earlier titles, enabled by existing frameworks.

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