GTA 6 is one of the most-anticipated entertainment releases ever, putting a huge amount of pressure on Rockstar Games and Take-Two to deliver when the game finally releases on November 19. Combined with Rockstar's pedigree, the release of Red Dead 2, and the massive sales of Grand Theft Auto 5, it's no surprise that Rockstar is nervous about living up to its past (but more so internally than externally).
Considering Grand Theft Auto 5's accomplishments since its release in 2013 spell out exactly what Rockstar is facing—one of the most profitable entertainment products ever made (if not THE most profitable), continuously topping sales charts years later, launching a stage for GTA Online that raked in even more money, and further firmly establishing Rockstar as one of the most prestigious studios in gaming. Red Dead 2 was at least another IP, but GTA 6 is a direct follow-up to Rockstar's most successful game ever (perhaps gaming's most successful game ever).
Grand Theft Auto 6 is reportedly getting a big quality-of-life change over how GTA 5 was at launch, according to those who have previewed it.
Even with the massive expectations surrounding it, Rockstar North boss...
