A fan recently drew comparisons between frames from the Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer and those from the 2002 GTA: Vice City, highlighting remarkable differences. The eagerly awaited GTA 6 trailer not only confirmed a nostalgic return to Vice City after nearly 21 years but also unveiled the game’s protagonists and offered a sneak peek at its expansive map.
Fans have displayed remarkable patience in anticipating Rockstar’s unveiling of the next Grand Theft Auto title over the past decade. Despite a significant leak last year that provided insights into GTA 6, Rockstar reassured enthusiasts that it would not hinder the game’s development. When the highly anticipated GTA 6 trailer finally premiered, it exceeded expectations. Despite an early release due to an unfortunate leak, the trailer set a YouTube record, amassing over 90 million views within 24 hours. It also confirmed the game’s dual-protagonist focus, evidently drawing inspiration from the iconic duo Bonnie and Clyde. Notably, a fan has astutely observed and highlighted the stark differences in the game’s appearance compared to the original Vice City. A fan recently drew
In a post on Reddit, user Enough-Engineering41 compared the images of different locations from GTA: Vice City to the ones in the GTA 6 trailer. Interestingly, popular locations like the Vice Beach, the road with neon-lit hotels, and the cargo ship in the ocean make a comeback in GTA 6, and they are a serious upgrade from the original considering the 20-year difference between the titles. Earlier, another user also compared real-life Miami locations to the GTA 6 trailer, and the resemblance left fans in awe of Rockstar’s attention to detail. However, this is just the tip of the iceberg, as Rockstar has confirmed that GTA 6 is set in the state of Leonida and that its setting extends beyond Vice City.