GTA 6 fans continue to spot new details hidden in the game’s first trailer even a month after it was released.
The long-awaited first trailer forGTA 6took the world by storm andbroke records, becoming the most-watched non-music video onYouTubewithin 24 hours.
Despite being viewed over nearly two hundred million times, GTA VI fans keep makingnew discoveriesin the 90-second trailer by freezing on every frame possible.
The latest find comes in the form of a sign in the background during the 27-second mark, indicating that a new form of transportation could be available for players.
GTA 6 players might be able to take public busses
Public transportation has been a feature in many GTA games, with players being able to take the subway and taxis – but in GTA 6, you might even be able to take the city bus.
In posts onRedditand GTAForums, users noted that a bus stop is clearly visible in the trailer with a group of people standing by it, possibly waiting to get on.
“I noticed that the bus stop sign is a bit TOO detailed for something we can’t use. Big and visible with the words looking like they’d actually be legible,” a user explained.
The poster went on to reference media reports about how prior GTA games such as IV were supposed to have aworking bus networkthat players could use, but was scrapped in the final version of the game.
Players seemed mixed on the idea of taking a bus in-game, with some saying,just like gas stations, it would be too realistic and turn GTA into a real-life simulation, while others welcomed the concept.
“Bus system for fast travel would be cool, like trains inRDR2,” someone remarked.
“That would honestly be really cool [and] a really nice detail. Maybe they can make it kind of like a taxi job, where you can also get in a bus and pick up people and drop them off in places,” said another.
So far, Rockstar hasn’t confirmed whether or not GTA VI will feature a bus system, but with the game being the studio’s most ambitious project yet, it certainly isn’t out of the question.
Michael Gwilliam is Dexerto’s Deputy Entertainment Editor in the US. He expertly covers trending stories across Twitch, Kick, YouTube, TikTok, as well as Overwatch, GTA, and Smash Bros. You can contact him at: michael.gwilliam@dexerto.com
