The biggest fear of GTA 6 players clears up after Rockstar’s latest move

The biggest fear about GTA 6 seems to have been cleared up.

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After months marked by uncertainty and delays in its initial release, GTA 6 is once again transmitting optimism. The recent opening of reservations a few weeks ago has been interpreted by many as a sign that development is entering its final phase, but now one of the journalists with the best track record of successes about Rockstar has reinforced that feeling.

This is Jason Schreier, a Bloomberg journalist and one of the most reliable sources in the industry when it comes to information related to Rockstar Games. According to his latest statements, the studio is now transmitting a level of confidence that it had not shown with previous dates.

Jason Schreier believes that this time the GTA 6 release date is definitive

During a recent intervention, Schreier explained that Rockstar is “quite confident” that the planned release will finally take place on November 19, a feeling very different from the one that existed before the delay announced a few months ago.

Although the journalist avoids talking about absolute certainties, he hints that the probability of a new delay is now very low, placing confidence at around 90%, according to his assessment of the current development situation. Historically, the studio has preferred to wait until it has a very consolidated calendar before activating these types of processes.

Unless there is a completely unexpected turn of events, everything points to November 19 being, finally, the day when millions of players will be able to take control of GTA 6. The combination of the opening of reservations and the confidence shown by Jason Schreier has boosted the optimism of a community that had been fearing a new postponement for months.