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Grand Theft Auto VI has been delayed again, this time to November 19, 2026, and while the fan community is reeling in its own way, the impacts are not limited to just GTA’s eager audience. Grand Theft ...

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Nov 6 (Reuters) - Take-Two Interactive (TTWO.O), opens new tab said on Thursday it expects to launch "Grand Theft Auto VI" on November 19 next year, in the latest delay for the gaming industry's ...

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