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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.
GTA 6 TV Cut Trailer Trades Shower Kiss for Unseen Brawl and Plane Stunt
A televised GTA 6 commercial trimmed the shower kiss and ankle monitor close-up from the digital trailer while reportedly slipping in unseen frames of Jason reaching for a knife and Lucia grabbing plane landing gear.
An alternative RockstarINTEL report from October 21, 2026 reveals that the GTA 6 TV cut trailer stripped out the shower kiss and Lucia's ankle monitor close-up while reportedly slipping in micro-frames of a mid-grapple knife grab and a plane boarding stunt. Network television lost the bedroom and kept the violence.
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Reported RockstarINTEL documented the broadcast cuts; unconfirmed reports claim the spot aired during an October 21 NBC NBA game with new action frames
While the uncut trailer remains on the Rockstar Games portal, community trackers claim this GTA 6 NBC commercial aired during the October 21 primetime Philadelphia 76ers vs. New York Knicks broadcast. Frame-by-frame breakdowns of the extended GTA 6 launch trailer surfaced several changes:
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Unconfirmed frame analysis spots Jason locked in a chokehold while reaching for a dropped knife on the floor.
A reported micro-clip shows Lucia grabbing onto the landing gear of a moving aircraft.
Unverified broadcast captures include a brief interior shot of Raul Bautista dancing.
The television reel removes both the romantic shower kiss between Lucia and Jason and the macro shot of Lucia's correctional ankle monitor.
Knife Grabs and Landing Gear in Leonida
In GTA V, losing your weapon or getting caught in a melee animation usually meant spamming counter buttons until one character ragdolled. The reported frame of Jason reaching for a dropped blade during a chokehold points toward contextual floor pickups during active grapples. That setup looks much closer to Red Dead Redemption 2, where getting tackled into the mud forced you to scramble for a lost hat or sidearm before your opponent finished the choke.
The rumored Lucia landing gear trailer shot hits a different nerve for heist veterans. Boarding a moving plane in GTA V, like Trevor riding a dirt bike into the cargo hold during Minor Turbulence, was locked behind rigid mission triggers. If Lucia can latch onto aircraft gear across Leonida's airfields, players are already debating whether those grabs are scripted heist escapes or dynamic physics interactions you can pull off during a five-star runway chase.
Why the GTA 6 Broadcast Edit Cut the Ankle Monitor
Trimming the shower kiss and the ankle bracelet close-up in the GTA 6 broadcast edit comes down to standard Federal Communications Commission and primetime network rules, not cuts to the retail console build. As Take-Two Interactive licensing patterns show, broadcast commercials routinely swap adult intimacy for quick action flashes to clear family-hour ad blocks. Those blink-and-you-miss-it frames could also be bespoke promotional animations built for television pacing instead of playable cutscenes.
Community analysts on RockstarINTEL and social threads are already dissecting whether Jason's floor reach proves full environmental weapon recovery in brawls or just a single story cutscene. Watch for a clean digital capture of the television spot to see if a button prompt or HUD element flickers during the grapple.