GTA 6 Easter Eggs in GTA Online: Hidden Clues Revealed
- Although there is very little details about the highly anticipated "Grand Theft Auto 6", fans have not given up any chance to look for clues.
- Data hunters have discovered several new character voices.In one section, Jimmy, the son of Michael, the protagonist of "Grand Theft Auto V," mentioned that he was preparing to...
- * Removed Hidden/Non-Standard Unicode: I've removed the U+200B, U+FEFF, U+2060, U+200C, U+200D, and stray U+00A0 characters.
Although there is very little details about the highly anticipated “Grand Theft Auto 6”, fans have not given up any chance to look for clues. According to foreign media GameSpot, in the “mountain Residence” major update of “GTA Online” launched on December 10, the player community discovered several potential clues that may be related to the new game by digging into the game code.
Data hunters have discovered several new character voices.In one section, Jimmy, the son of Michael, the protagonist of “Grand Theft Auto V,” mentioned that he was preparing to “move out of state.” In another section, his mother, amanda, said: “Our son is finally moving out of the house.” fans speculate that this may hint that jimmy will move to the stage of “Grand Theft Auto 6“, which is the Leonida state based on Florida, but this is purely speculation at this time.
Another finding relates to companies in the game.
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