Both files sit on Rockstar's YouTube channel. Fan edits and other-language uploads stay off this list.
Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 2
Official · English · Rockstar Games · May 6, 2025 · 2:47
Vice City, USA. Jason and Lucia have always known the deck is stacked against them. When an easy score goes wrong, they end up in a criminal conspiracy that stretches across Leonida. Rockstar captured this trailer in-game on PlayStation 5 — gameplay and cutscenes in equal parts.
Official · English · Rockstar Games · December 4, 2023 · 1:31
The first look at Grand Theft Auto VI. Leonida, Vice City, Lucia, and the Tom Petty needle-drop that announced the next game. Posted on the official Rockstar Games channel.
Shrek 2 Remastered Debuts With a GTA 6 Parody Trailer
A remaster of the 2004 Shrek 2 video game has been announced using a GTA 6-style parody reveal trailer, sparking nostalgia for sixth-generation movie tie-ins.
A remaster of the 2004 Shrek 2 video game has been announced through a reveal spot that directly parodies Grand Theft Auto VI, as reported by Video Games Chronicle and Polygon. Even Far Far Away is borrowing Vice City's edit rhythm to get players to stop scrolling.
Image: Rockstar Games / Take-Two Interactive (Official promotional still from the desk RAG library.) · Official Source
Reported VGC and Polygon reported the GTA-inspired Shrek 2 Remastered trailer; it is an independent parody, not a Rockstar Games collaboration
While Rockstar's official Grand Theft Auto VI site holds the actual Leonida footage, the Shrek 2 remaster announcement treats Rockstar's reveal grammar as universal shorthand for a major event. Players who have rewatched the Lucia and Jason reveal frame by frame since December 2023 know the exact cadence of quick street cuts and sun-bleached title cards, and seeing a sixth-generation licensed brawler copy that blueprint is half the joke.
The 2004 Shrek 2 game is getting a remaster announced via a GTA 6 trailer parody.
The spot is an independent tribute with no involvement from Rockstar Games or Take-Two.
Players on Reddit and YouTube are using the reveal to campaign for more PS2-era movie tie-in ports.
Once the Shrek 2 Remastered GTA trailer hit r/gaming and YouTube, the clip turned into a nostalgia trip for sixth-generation couch co-op. Anyone who lived through the PlayStation 2 era remembers when licensed movie games shared shelf space with early 3D open-world crime sandboxes, long before five-star wanted loops and Cayo Perico grinds took over our weeknights. Leaning on GTA 6 visual tropes gets modern players through the door, but the hook underneath is four-player action combat that big publishers stopped funding two console generations ago.
Why Players Want 2004 Tie-In Gameplay Back
In a YouTube commentary thread analyzing the reveal, commenters argued that showing immediate, nostalgic gameplay connects with players tired of photorealistic cinema, with one viewer noting that they are having a blast playing older games right now. Another viewer in the same thread joked about the remaster outselling Wolverine, while others suggested the release could push Marvel to remaster 2000s classics like the PlayStation 2 Fantastic Four movie game, X-Men Legends, and Marvel Ultimate Alliance. Keep an eye out for official platform and release sheets next, as any circulating console talk remains unverified until the publisher posts a full breakdown.