"GTA VI" will not have jokes about Donald Trump or Covid-19
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"GTA VI" will not have jokes about Donald Trump or Covid-19

SAPO Notícias28 August 2026 at 19:30

Rockstar Games decided not to include jokes about Donald Trump or Covid-19 in "GTA VI". The decision is related to the long development cycle of the game, which makes very specific current topics seem dated when the game is released. The company wants to be more selective in choosing the themes it satirizes to avoid the game becoming quickly outdated.

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