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The first trailer for "Grand Theft Auto VI" was put on YouTube in a surprise, ahead-of-schedule post on Monday, promising a 2025 release for the latest installment in the mega-popular video game franchise.

True to rumors, the video game will be set in fictional Vice City, reminiscent of Miami, and appears to feature the first playable female character in the franchise.

The early release of the trailer, prompted by a leak of it online, came on the eve of Tuesday's scheduled first glimpse for GTA VI.

"Our trailer has leaked so please watch the real thing," Rockstar Games, the company behind GTA, said on a post on X, formerly Twitter.

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The video garnered some 2.2 million likes on YouTube within about 30 minutes of being posted on the site.

Released a decade ago, GTA V has sold around 190 million copies, according to Rockstar-parent Take-Two Interactive, making it the best-selling game in the United States for the past decade based on both unit and dollar sales.

The entire GTA franchise has sold a mammoth 410 million units so far, according to Take-Two.

Wedbush analyst Nick McKay estimated that predecessor GTA V and an ongoing, online multiplayer extension of the game have brought in nearly $10 billion in revenue.

With the wild success has come a wave of controversies. Critics have from the beginning accused the series of glorifying violence and encouraging players to engage in criminal behavior -- allegations Take-Two executives have denied.

Strongly influenced by gangsta rap culture, GTA V players sell drugs, fight, rob, go on car rampages and more.

Game play options also included assaulting prostitutes and going to strip clubs.

Earlier installments also saw players take on roles in the Italian mafia or follow in the footsteps of "Scarface" kingpin Tony Montana.&nbsp;

GTA V included transgender characters, but "they were sex workers that were grotesque caricatures of transgender women," said Blair Durkee, associate director of gaming at nonprofit LGBTQ advocacy organization GLAAD.

Videos of players beating those trans characters with baseball bats in the game can readily be found online, according to Durkee.

"We certainly hope that GTA VI will reflect a more inclusive attitude toward LGBTQ characters and players," Durkee said.

GTA protagonists have historically been flawed but likable characters in a virtual world "that takes its cues from the craziness of what we read about in the news every day," according to McKay.

The release of GTA V a decade ago came with the launch of an online multiplayer option, delivering high-quality experiences in a virtual Los Angeles-like city of hijinks and criminality.

"I can play according to the main storyline, or I can just explore the world and cause mayhem to fill the time," McKay said.

"Very little is off-limits to the player."

Rockstar has consistently added fresh content to GTA online.

Playing GTA online is free, after buying the game, and users can spend money on in-game items.

The first trailer for "Grand Theft Auto VI" was put on YouTube in a surprise, ahead-of-schedule post on Monday, promising a 2025 release for the latest installment in the mega-popular video game franchise.

The first trailer for "Grand Theft Auto VI" was put on YouTube in a surprise, ahead-of-schedule post on Monday, promising a 2025 release for the latest installment in the mega-popular video game franchise. True to rumors, the video game will be set in fictional Vice City, reminiscent of Miami, and appears to feature the first playable female character in the franchise. The early release of the trailer, prompted by a leak of it online, came on the eve of Tuesday's scheduled first glimpse for GTA VI. "Our trailer has leaked so please watch the real thing," Rockstar Games, the company behind GTA, said on a post on X, formerly Twitter. The video garnered some 2.2 million likes on YouTube within about 30 minutes of being posted on the site. Released a decade ago, GTA V has sold around 190 million copies, according to Rockstar-parent Take-Two Interactive, making it the best-selling game in the United States for the past decade based on both unit and dollar sales. The entire GTA franchise has sold a mammoth 410 million units so far, according to Take-Two. Wedbush analyst Nick McKay estimated that predecessor GTA V and an ongoing, online multiplayer extension of the game have brought in nearly $10 billion in revenue. With the wild success has come a wave of controversies. Critics have from the beginning accused the series of glorifying violence and encouraging players to engage in criminal behavior -- allegations Take-Two executives have denied. Strongly influenced by gangsta rap culture, GTA V players sell drugs, fight, rob, go on car rampages and more. Game play options also included assaulting prostitutes and going to strip clubs. Earlier installments also saw players take on roles in the Italian mafia or follow in the footsteps of "Scarface" kingpin Tony Montana. GTA V included transgender characters, but "they were sex workers that were grotesque caricatures of transgender women," said Blair Durkee, associate director of gaming at nonprofit LGBTQ advocacy organization GLAAD. Videos of players beating those trans characters with baseball bats in the game can readily be found online, according to Durkee. "We certainly hope that GTA VI will reflect a more inclusive attitude toward LGBTQ characters and players," Durkee said. GTA protagonists have historically been flawed but likable characters in a virtual world "that takes its cues from the craziness of what we read about in the news every day," according to McKay. The release of GTA V a decade ago came with the launch of an online multiplayer option, delivering high-quality experiences in a virtual Los Angeles-like city of hijinks and criminality. "I can play according to the main storyline, or I can just explore the world and cause mayhem to fill the time," McKay said. "Very little is off-limits to the player." Rockstar has consistently added fresh content to GTA online. Playing GTA online is free, after buying the game, and users can spend money on in-game items.

'Grand Theft Auto VI' trailer drops, flagging 2025 release

GTA 6 leaked screenshot: GTA 6 is not officially out yet, but some leaked images of GTA 6 maps seem to have taken the gaming community by storm. The leaked maps allegedly showing GTA 6 new locations and cities first surfaced on Reddit.

GTA 6 leaked screenshot: GTA 6 is not officially out yet, but some leaked images of GTA 6 maps seem to have taken the gaming community by storm. The leaked maps allegedly showing GTA 6 new locations and cities first surfaced on Reddit. 12 cities and towns were shown in the images, with a very large water body that left GTA fans drooling and speculating. However, gamers need to get their nerves under control and take these developments with a pinch of salt. Know why GTA-6 leaked images could be fake The creator of the GTA gaming series, Rockstar Games, has not officially acknowledged or validated the claims made in the leaked maps. The video gaming company confirmed in February 2022 that the development of GTA-6 was underway. An unprecedented GTA-6 leak also happened in September last year. 90 videos and screenshots from the game were leaked online. Rockstar Games had officially acknowledged and authenticated the leaks back then, while it struggled to get the leaked information scrubbed off the internet. However, in the latest GTA leak case, Rockstar Games is yet to offer any official statement. GTA-6 locations as per the leaked maps The leaked maps feature several towns like Yorktown and cities north of Port Gelhorn. If true, these new additions would give gamers new places to explore on the Vice City map. The planet would feel more alive and realistic if there were more cities and towns in the game, increasing immersion. Some highlighted buildings and landmarks are also shown in the leaked maps: Yorktown LO Prison Mamba's Stadium Industrial Facility Rockridge Mountain Lighthouse A massive lake revealed in leaked maps GTA 6 contains a sizable inland water body, similar to the Alamo Sea in Grand Theft Auto 5. A sizable lake with the name "Lake Leonida" is seen on the leaked map; this lake has never appeared in any of the editions. Latest information on GTA 6 release date The release date for GTA 6 has not been officially announced by Rockstar. However, it has been anticipated by the gaming community that the GTA-6 version could come out in 2025 or early 2026 as per the regular gaming release cycle.

GTA 6 leaked screenshot: Images of expanded map and large lake go viral, Know why they could be fake

Could video games like “Grand Theft Auto” be blamed for crimes in real life? A lawmaker in the US seems to think so. The lawmaker, from the Democratic Party said that the GTA series is causing a series of carjacking in Chicago.

On Monday, lawmaker Marcus Evans Jr introduced an amendment which aims to “prohibit the sale of all violent video games”, including one that show “motor vehicle theft”, especially mentioning that this refers to instances of theft with people still present in the vehicle which is being attacked.

“Grand Theft Auto and other violent video games are getting in the minds of our young people and perpetuating the normalcy of carjacking”, the lawmaker was quoted as saying by RT.

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Reportedly, the idea of this amendment came last month after Evans spoke to an activist from Chicago - Early Walker, who also believes that GTA and the likes are causing a spike in carjacking. 
 
“Representative Evans and I have researched and concluded that these very young offenders of carjacking are greatly influenced by the Grand Theft Auto video game,”&nbsp;Walker told RT. Even though it’s unclear what was found in the research, Evans claimed that he believes there is bipartisan support to ban GTA from being sold in Illinois.

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As part of this amendment, a law from 2012 will be altered. The law in question restricted sale and rental of violent video games to minors, including GTA. Evans, among others believes that sale of such games should be banned altogether for the perpetuate “human-on-human violence”.

Could video games like “Grand Theft Auto” be blamed for crimes in real life? A lawmaker in the US seems to think so. The lawmaker, from the Democratic Party said that the GTA series is causing a series of carjacking in Chicago.

Could video games like “Grand Theft Auto” be blamed for crimes in real life? A lawmaker in the US seems to think so. The lawmaker, from the Democratic Party said that the GTA series is causing a series of carjacking in Chicago. On Monday, lawmaker Marcus Evans Jr introduced an amendment which aims to “prohibit the sale of all violent video games”, including one that show “motor vehicle theft”, especially mentioning that this refers to instances of theft with people still present in the vehicle which is being attacked. “Grand Theft Auto and other violent video games are getting in the minds of our young people and perpetuating the normalcy of carjacking”, the lawmaker was quoted as saying by RT. Also read: Gamers listen up! Even pigs can play video games, study has found Reportedly, the idea of this amendment came last month after Evans spoke to an activist from Chicago - Early Walker, who also believes that GTA and the likes are causing a spike in carjacking. “Representative Evans and I have researched and concluded that these very young offenders of carjacking are greatly influenced by the Grand Theft Auto video game,” Walker told RT. Even though it’s unclear what was found in the research, Evans claimed that he believes there is bipartisan support to ban GTA from being sold in Illinois. Also read: College student donates video games to hospital after earning $30,000 by selling GameStop shares As part of this amendment, a law from 2012 will be altered. The law in question restricted sale and rental of violent video games to minors, including GTA. Evans, among others believes that sale of such games should be banned altogether for the perpetuate “human-on-human violence”.

US lawmaker wants GTA banned for promoting a culture of carjacking

Those in their 20s or early 30s today can be safely be said to have been part of the generation who grew up playing video games for hours. Quick advent in tech, smooth graphics and great game development 90s onwards has given everyone a reason to indulge in gaming for hours unashamedly. It didn't matter if parents yelled or the sky fell.

The unparalleled joy of clearing that pesky level or beating that boss was something worth dying for (or not, if you had&nbsp;limited lives left in your game). Professional gamers literally earn millions and this gives everyone a shot at saying that this is not entirely a wasteful activity.

But pigs can play video games too.

This is not a snub to noobs (aka new gamers who.....are not that great in gaming) but a literal thing. A scientific study has found that with a little training, pigs can learn video games.

The research paper published by researchers from Purdue University and Comparitive Cognition Project has to do with these findings.

In the first half, the paper notes that earlier studies had already found that pigs "could solve multiple choice problems".&nbsp;

So what about video games?

Four pigs - Omlette, Hamlet, Ebony and Ivory were trained to play a game that could be played with&nbsp;an arcade-style joystick. The pigs were rewarded with food each time they completed a 'level'. &nbsp;

While the promise of food was&nbsp;a reward enough, it was found during the testing that the&nbsp;pigs started playing the game even when encouragement was just some kind words from the researchers. The food trays broke so reward could no longer be given, but the pigs continued to play the game.

Pigs kept on playing the game!

Researchers have been quoted as saying that it was no small feat that the pigs could link video game play with reward in the first place. The research paper has been published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology.

The competency level of video game playing pigs was different of course. One pig could play the game much better than other pigs.

The game wasn't exactly anything complex. The pigs were not asked to play Grand Theft Auto or CounterStrike. They just had to move on-screen cursor and make it hit a wall in the game.

But the bottomline? Even pigs can play video games.

Take heart gamers. Unless pigs can compete in professional gaming competitions, your dreams of making it big can still be a reality.

Go play now!

Those in their 20s or early 30s today can be safely be said to have been part of the generation who grew up playing video games for hours. Quick advent in tech, smooth graphics and great game development 90s onwards has given everyone a reason to indulge in gaming for hours unashamedly.

Those in their 20s or early 30s today can be safely be said to have been part of the generation who grew up playing video games for hours. Quick advent in tech, smooth graphics and great game development 90s onwards has given everyone a reason to indulge in gaming for hours unashamedly. It didn't matter if parents yelled or the sky fell. The unparalleled joy of clearing that pesky level or beating that boss was something worth dying for (or not, if you had limited lives left in your game). Professional gamers literally earn millions and this gives everyone a shot at saying that this is not entirely a wasteful activity. But pigs can play video games too. This is not a snub to noobs (aka new gamers who.....are not that great in gaming) but a literal thing. A scientific study has found that with a little training, pigs can learn video games. The research paper published by researchers from Purdue University and Comparitive Cognition Project has to do with these findings. In the first half, the paper notes that earlier studies had already found that pigs "could solve multiple choice problems". So what about video games? Four pigs - Omlette, Hamlet, Ebony and Ivory were trained to play a game that could be played with an arcade-style joystick. The pigs were rewarded with food each time they completed a 'level'. While the promise of food was a reward enough, it was found during the testing that the pigs started playing the game even when encouragement was just some kind words from the researchers. The food trays broke so reward could no longer be given, but the pigs continued to play the game. Pigs kept on playing the game! Researchers have been quoted as saying that it was no small feat that the pigs could link video game play with reward in the first place. The research paper has been published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology. The competency level of video game playing pigs was different of course. One pig could play the game much better than other pigs. The game wasn't exactly anything complex. The pigs were not asked to play Grand Theft Auto or CounterStrike. They just had to move on-screen cursor and make it hit a wall in the game. But the bottomline? Even pigs can play video games. Take heart gamers. Unless pigs can compete in professional gaming competitions, your dreams of making it big can still be a reality. Go play now!

Gamers listen up! Even pigs can play video games, study has found

From Pacman to Fortnite: Video games that changed the world

Grand&nbsp;Theft&nbsp;Auto's wildly popular&nbsp;online&nbsp;multiplayer game has become the latest venue for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hong-kong-protests-planned-across-city-during-christmas-week-after-massive-uighur-rally-269745">Hong&nbsp;Kong pro-democracy</a> supporters and&nbsp;Chinese&nbsp;nationalists to wage their ideological battles, with protests now breaking out in the virtual world.

Over the last fortnight, message boards and social media platforms used by&nbsp;gamers&nbsp;have filled with videos and chatter of the virtual clashes as well as insults and recriminations on both sides of the ideological divide.

GTA&nbsp;Online&nbsp;is an open-world game that allows dozens of players to explore and fight each other through the streets of a sprawling, fictional American city.&nbsp;

After a recent expansion pack was released earlier this month,&nbsp;gamers&nbsp;in&nbsp;Hong&nbsp;Kong noticed they could now dress their avatars in the clothing of their movement, which is pushing for greater democratic freedoms and police accountability.

They donned black clothes, gas masks and yellow helmets and went about throwing petrol bombs, trashing subway stations and attacking police - a virtual re-enactment of the protests that have upended the financial hub.

Their antics soon caught the attention of&nbsp;gamers&nbsp;in mainland <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/china-signals-stepping-up-economic-support-in-2020-269904">China</a>, who subsequently dressed their characters up as police and battled the&nbsp;Hong&nbsp;Kongers.

In a video clip posted on China's Twitter-like Weibo platform on Monday,&nbsp;gamers&nbsp;posted footage of the fight titled: "Compilation of players slaughtering cockroaches."

Cockroach is a term routinely used by&nbsp;Hong&nbsp;Kong's police and government supporters to describe protesters.&nbsp;

The video had more than 175,000 views by Tuesday afternoon.

"Our dignity can't be trampled," one message on the video read. "As a&nbsp;Chinese&nbsp;player... we must fight!"

But in an illustration of the censorship people in China face, the creators of the video blurred out some of the pro-democracy slogans written by&nbsp;Hong&nbsp;Kong players.

Also watch:&nbsp;Hong kong protests-&nbsp;Violent clashes at Uighur support rally

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Semi-autonomous&nbsp;Hong&nbsp;Kong has been shaken for six months by increasingly violent <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/were-next-hong-kongers-rally-for-chinas-uighurs-269572">pro-democracy protests</a>.

They were initially sparked by a now-abandoned attempt to allow extraditions to the authoritarian mainland but have since morphed into a popular revolt against Beijing's rule, with spiralling fears that the city is losing some of its unique liberties.

China has thrown its weight behind the city's unpopular authorities and dismissed the huge rallies.

Among the demands being made by protesters is an inquiry into the police, an amnesty for the more than 6,000 people arrested and the right to elect&nbsp;Hong&nbsp;Kong's leader.&nbsp;

Grand Theft Auto's wildly popular online multiplayer game has become the latest venue for Hong Kong pro-democracy supporters and Chinese nationalists to wage their ideological battles, with protests now breaking out in the virtual world.

Grand Theft Auto's wildly popular online multiplayer game has become the latest venue for Hong Kong pro-democracy supporters and Chinese nationalists to wage their ideological battles, with protests now breaking out in the virtual world. Over the last fortnight, message boards and social media platforms used by gamers have filled with videos and chatter of the virtual clashes as well as insults and recriminations on both sides of the ideological divide. GTA Online is an open-world game that allows dozens of players to explore and fight each other through the streets of a sprawling, fictional American city. After a recent expansion pack was released earlier this month, gamers in Hong Kong noticed they could now dress their avatars in the clothing of their movement, which is pushing for greater democratic freedoms and police accountability. They donned black clothes, gas masks and yellow helmets and went about throwing petrol bombs, trashing subway stations and attacking police - a virtual re-enactment of the protests that have upended the financial hub. Their antics soon caught the attention of gamers in mainland China, who subsequently dressed their characters up as police and battled the Hong Kongers. In a video clip posted on China's Twitter-like Weibo platform on Monday, gamers posted footage of the fight titled: "Compilation of players slaughtering cockroaches." Cockroach is a term routinely used by Hong Kong's police and government supporters to describe protesters. The video had more than 175,000 views by Tuesday afternoon. "Our dignity can't be trampled," one message on the video read. "As a Chinese player... we must fight!" But in an illustration of the censorship people in China face, the creators of the video blurred out some of the pro-democracy slogans written by Hong Kong players. Also watch: Hong kong protests- Violent clashes at Uighur support rally × Semi-autonomous Hong Kong has been shaken for six months by increasingly violent pro-democracy protests. They were initially sparked by a now-abandoned attempt to allow extraditions to the authoritarian mainland but have since morphed into a popular revolt against Beijing's rule, with spiralling fears that the city is losing some of its unique liberties. China has thrown its weight behind the city's unpopular authorities and dismissed the huge rallies. Among the demands being made by protesters is an inquiry into the police, an amnesty for the more than 6,000 people arrested and the right to elect Hong Kong's leader.

Grand Theft Protest: Hong Kongers and Chinese gamers battle online

Chipmaker Nvidia Corp reported its fastest quarterly sales growth in nearly five years, powered by strong demand for the company&#39;s processors used in gaming computers and in data centres. 
 
Shares of the company, which also forecasts current-quarter revenue above analysts&#39; estimates, were up about 3 per cent at $61.43 in after-hours trading on Thursday, on pace to open at a record high on Friday. 
 
Nvidia has emerged as a dominant player in the high-end PC gaming market, where its chips power graphics for popular video games such as &quot;Grand Theft Auto&quot; and &quot;Call of Duty&quot;.&nbsp;The gaming division accounts for more than half of the company&#39;s total revenue. 
 
The company is also benefiting from the rising popularity of e-sports, or competitive games played online for big prize money.&nbsp;Nvidia has been diversifying into fields such as self-driving cars, virtual reality and into making processing units for deep learning, a fast-growing field of artificial intelligence that helps computers crunch and make sense of huge amounts of data. 
 
The chipmaker in May unveiled its GeForce GTX 1080 and 1070 graphics processors (GPUs) based on its Pascal technology. 
 
&quot;Strong demand for our new Pascal-generation GPUs and surging interest in deep learning drove record results,&quot; Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang said in a statement. 
 
Jen-Hsun Huang said on a post-earnings call that he expected deep learning to drive growth in the current quarter as well.&nbsp;Data centres have emerged as a growth engine for the company, notching a near 110 per cent jump in sales in the latest quarter from a year earlier. 
 
Revenue from the company&#39;s gaming business, which makes chips that render graphics in video games, rose 18.3 per cent to $781 million in the second quarter ended July 31. 
 
&quot;Nvidia had a great quarter and appear to be hitting on all cylinders,&quot; said analyst Patrick Moorhead of Moor Insights &amp; Strategy.&nbsp;Nvidia forecast revenue to increase to $1.68 billion plus or minus two percent in the current quarter. Analysts on average had expected a rise to $1.45 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S. 
 
Revenue rose about 24 per cent to a record $1.43 billion in the three months ended July, topping analysts&#39; average estimate of $1.35 billion.&nbsp;Nvidia&#39;s net income soared to $253 million, or 40 cents per share, in the latest quarter from $26 million, or five cents per share, a year earlier. 
 
Analysts on average had expected a profit of 37 cents per share.&nbsp;Up to Thursday&#39;s close of $59.70, the company&#39;s shares had gained about 81 per cent this year. 
 
(Reuters)

The US company makes chips for games like Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto, and is diversifying into self-driving cars and virtual realiy

Chipmaker Nvidia Corp reported its fastest quarterly sales growth in nearly five years, powered by strong demand for the company's processors used in gaming computers and in data centres. Shares of the company, which also forecasts current-quarter revenue above analysts' estimates, were up about 3 per cent at $61.43 in after-hours trading on Thursday, on pace to open at a record high on Friday. Nvidia has emerged as a dominant player in the high-end PC gaming market, where its chips power graphics for popular video games such as "Grand Theft Auto" and "Call of Duty". The gaming division accounts for more than half of the company's total revenue. The company is also benefiting from the rising popularity of e-sports, or competitive games played online for big prize money. Nvidia has been diversifying into fields such as self-driving cars, virtual reality and into making processing units for deep learning, a fast-growing field of artificial intelligence that helps computers crunch and make sense of huge amounts of data. The chipmaker in May unveiled its GeForce GTX 1080 and 1070 graphics processors (GPUs) based on its Pascal technology. "Strong demand for our new Pascal-generation GPUs and surging interest in deep learning drove record results," Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang said in a statement. Jen-Hsun Huang said on a post-earnings call that he expected deep learning to drive growth in the current quarter as well. Data centres have emerged as a growth engine for the company, notching a near 110 per cent jump in sales in the latest quarter from a year earlier. Revenue from the company's gaming business, which makes chips that render graphics in video games, rose 18.3 per cent to $781 million in the second quarter ended July 31. "Nvidia had a great quarter and appear to be hitting on all cylinders," said analyst Patrick Moorhead of Moor Insights & Strategy. Nvidia forecast revenue to increase to $1.68 billion plus or minus two percent in the current quarter. Analysts on average had expected a rise to $1.45 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S. Revenue rose about 24 per cent to a record $1.43 billion in the three months ended July, topping analysts' average estimate of $1.35 billion. Nvidia's net income soared to $253 million, or 40 cents per share, in the latest quarter from $26 million, or five cents per share, a year earlier. Analysts on average had expected a profit of 37 cents per share. Up to Thursday's close of $59.70, the company's shares had gained about 81 per cent this year. (Reuters)

Nvidia Corp quarterly growth fastest in five years

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