Action-adventure game Grand Theft Auto V (GTA 5 or GTA V) has officially turned 10 years old, Rockstar Games announced on X (formerly known as Twitter). The company also thanked players for their support over the years.
On September 17, 2023, Rockstar Games posted on X, “Today, on the official 10th Anniversary of Grand Theft Auto V, we would like to thank you, our players, for your incredible support over the years.”
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https://twitter.com/RockstarGames/status/1703417823551262871?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Rockstar also thanked the community by calling them “the reason GTA V has thrived across multiple console generations”.
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“A massive thank you to anyone who has ever played, streamed, roleplayed, created, or shared from the world of Los Santos and Blaine County – here’s to many more adventures together!” Rockstar added.
To celebrate 10 years of GTA V in GTA Online, Rockstar last week introduced a trio of unique new outfits reminiscent of classic looks for Michael, Franklin, and Trevor. It also introduced GTA V-themed weapon finishes, bonuses on classic modes, gameplay, and more.
Meanwhile, as it's now been a decade since GTA V was launched, the wait for Grand Theft Auto VI (also known as GTA VI or GTA 6) has reached its peak. Fans have been eagerly waiting for any sort of news about the much-awaited new entry in the Grand Theft Auto series. Earlier this month, a leak had revealed that GTA VI is expected to be announced next month, and will likely launch in October next year. Also, it was reported that many gamers won't be able to play GTA VI at launch as the game is expected to skip last-generation consoles and go right to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC.
We are sure there will be a lot of leaks and updates to share until GTA 6 finally gets unveiled, and all of us here at Digit will try to bring you all the latest buzz on Rockstar Games' next big thing. Stay tuned.