These Apps Will Be In GTA 6
A new claim has surfaced ahead of GTA 6’s release. It’s being rumored that the domain names registered by Take-Two Interactive on May 27th may be linked to fake apps and websites to be used in the game. This suggests the series will bring its long-established parody culture to a new generation.
Parody Apps Coming to GTA 6
According to emerging information, some of the registered domain names directly point to in-game versions of popular apps. What-up.app is alleged to refer to WhatsApp, rydeme.app to Uber, and buckme.app to OnlyFans. These apps are expected to interact with players in the game.
The list appears to include not only apps but also various websites. Domains like leonidagov.org, brianandbradley.com, hookers-galore.com, wipeoutcornskin.com, and myboyhasacreepycorndog.com are considered parody sites that will add a humorous touch to the GTA universe. As with previous games, these sites are expected to be filled with entertaining content and references.
Rockstar Games has sarcastically reimagined popular culture apps in past games. Parody social media sites in GTA 4, and platforms like Lifeinvader and iFruit in GTA 5, captured the attention of gamers. Therefore, continuing a similar approach in GTA 6 seems in keeping with the spirit of the series.
Although these domains haven’t been officially confirmed, they have generated excitement among the player community. Although GTA 6’s release is still years away, every new leaked detail raises expectations for the game’s universe. It seems that Rockstar will be handling popular applications of the digital age in its own way this time.
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