Rockstar Games has released the official launch trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, giving fans another look at Jason, Lucia and the sprawling criminal world of Vice City ahead of the game’s November release.

The new trailer arrived on October 15 and continues to build out the story surrounding Jason and Lucia, two criminals who find themselves caught in a conspiracy stretching across the state of Leonida after what should have been an easy score goes wrong.

The footage once again puts the neon soaked streets of Vice City front and center, while also highlighting the relationship between the game’s two lead characters. Rockstar has described Jason and Lucia as being forced to rely on each other more than ever as they try to survive the fallout from the job.

The launch trailer also features the debut of a new song from Justice titled “Flower in a Hurricane,” featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. Justice also composed the original score for the game.

Rockstar has steadily increased promotion for Grand Theft Auto VI over the past several months, including an extended look at the game released in August that was captured entirely from in game footage on PlayStation 5.

The long awaited sequel returns the franchise to Vice City and introduces a much larger version of the surrounding state of Leonida. The game will follow Jason and Lucia as its central protagonists, marking the first time the mainline series has featured a playable female lead alongside a male protagonist.

Grand Theft Auto VI will be released November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

After years of relative silence, fans have finally gotten their first substantial look at EA Motive’s upcoming Iron Man game, just not in the way the studio intended.

An unfinished trailer for the highly anticipated Marvel game has leaked online, showing more than two minutes of early footage featuring Iron Man flying through a massive city, battling enemies and seemingly customizing his armor.

And this one appears to be very real.

Following the footage making its way around the internet, the official Marvel’s Iron Man account responded to the leak with its first-ever post.

“Well, that didn’t go as planned,” the account wrote. “But now you know, and we’ve got a lot more to show you. See you when we’re ready.”

The response effectively confirms the footage comes from Motive’s project while also making it clear that what fans are seeing was never intended to serve as the game’s official unveiling.

The leaked footage provides a surprisingly extensive glimpse at what Motive has been building.

Iron Man can be seen launching into the air and flying at high speeds through a large city, with traversal appearing to give players significant control over Tony Stark while airborne. The footage also shows both aerial and ground combat, including repulsor attacks, missiles, melee strikes and Tony grabbing and throwing enemies.

There are also glimpses of what appears to be an armor customization or progression system, suggesting players could have some control over how Iron Man’s suit develops throughout the game.

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Familiar characters reportedly appearing in the footage include Pepper Potts and James “Rhodey” Rhodes, while a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier can also be spotted.

Perhaps most importantly, the footage offers an early indication of how Motive plans to handle one of the most important elements of any Iron Man game: flight.

The ability to freely blast across a city in the Iron Man armor appears to be a major part of the experience, and even in its unfinished state, the footage gives fans a much clearer idea of the scale Motive may be targeting.

EA originally announced its collaboration with Marvel Games and Motive Studio on Iron Man in September 2022. The game was described as a third-person, single-player action-adventure featuring an original story designed to tap into Tony Stark’s complexity, charisma and creative genius.

Since then, however, official information has been extremely limited.

That silence became particularly noticeable following EA’s cancellation of its Black Panther game and the closure of developer Cliffhanger Games, raising questions among some fans about the status of Iron Man.

The newly leaked footage and Motive’s subsequent response should put many of those concerns to rest. The project is clearly still alive.

At the same time, fans should remember that this is unfinished development footage. Visuals, environments, combat systems, animations and even major gameplay mechanics could change substantially before release.

Motive also isn’t rushing to turn the leak into an official reveal. Its response makes that pretty clear: the studio will show more when it believes the game is ready.

For now, however, Iron Man fans have finally gotten their first real glimpse at Tony Stark’s next major video game adventure, and after nearly four years of waiting, there is finally something tangible to be excited about.

Rockstar Games has finally addressed the wave of Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay leaks that have spread across the internet over the past week, admitting the situation has been “heartbreaking” for the team behind the highly anticipated game.

The studio released a statement Wednesday acknowledging the leaked footage and confirming that the videos circulating online are legitimate gameplay from GTA 6. The leaks have appeared just days before Rockstar is scheduled to give fans an extended official look at the game.

“It would be an understatement to say that having videos of Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay leak in this way has been heartbreaking for our team, and this is obviously not how we intended for you to see the game after all this time,” Rockstar said.

The studio also apologized for the lengthy development cycle and the extended wait for official information, noting that development is now “nearly there.”

Rockstar’s statement comes after numerous gameplay clips began appearing online, reportedly released by an individual or group operating under the name CyberLeek. The footage has revealed several elements of the upcoming game, including gameplay involving protagonists Jason and Lucia, vehicles, NPC interactions and other mechanics that Rockstar had yet to officially showcase.

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The leaks have become increasingly difficult for fans to avoid as clips have spread across social media. Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar’s parent company, has also reportedly taken legal action in an effort to identify those responsible, including seeking information from companies such as Microsoft and Discord.

Despite the leaks, Rockstar isn’t changing its plans for the game’s upcoming presentation.

“We are very excited for everyone to see the extended look tomorrow,” the studio said. “It has taken longer than we wanted to get it ready, but as with everything we do, we know we need to exceed your expectations, and we are determined to deliver at the level you expect and deserve.”

Rockstar also acknowledged that some players may have already encountered spoilers and encouraged fans to wait for the finished experience rather than seeking out additional leaked footage.

The official Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look presentation is scheduled for August 27 at 3 p.m. ET. The game itself remains scheduled to launch November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.