How we gather and check GTA 6 information
GTA 6 is not out yet, so most of what circulates online is guesswork. This page explains how we decide what to publish and how each entry tells you how sure we are.
Sources we use
First-hand sources come first: Rockstar's trailers, screenshots, the official website and press releases. We watch trailers frame by frame and record the timecode where a vehicle, place or character appears.
Secondary sources, such as community databases and earlier GTA games, help us name and describe things. We use them as leads to check, not as facts.
Confirmed and estimated
An entry is marked confirmed only when it can be seen or read in official Rockstar material. We cite the trailer or page.
An entry is marked estimated when it comes from secondary references or from an earlier game and Rockstar has not shown it yet. Values we cannot support are written as not yet known instead of guessed numbers.
When new official material is released, we review the affected entries and update their status.
Images
We prefer frames we capture from official trailers and Rockstar's own screenshots, hosted on our servers. Some older database entries still use reference images taken from community databases; we are replacing them and will remove any image on request from its owner.
What we write ourselves
Map placements, trailer breakdowns and game rules are made by our team. Some descriptions are drafted or rewritten with AI assistance from the sources above and then compared with those sources. Other languages are produced with machine translation and AI models and checked with automated tools rather than by native-speaking editors.
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