Rockstar said it: a trailer, the Newswire, or the game's own site. Nothing secondhand gets this one.
Rockstar calls Boobie Ike a Vice City legend.
Independent GTA VI fan channel
From the original GTA on PlayStation to the streets of Leonida, I've been along for the ride. I'm Chad, and this is where I share my takes on GTA VI, revisit the classics, and dive into the stories, characters, and gameplay that make Grand Theft Auto unforgettable.
On the feed
255 videos so far. Four a day in the countdown week, then three a day from my own play through December 3, with long guides on November 21, 23, 25 and 28.
The slate
Inside the Loft
Nobody outside Rockstar has played GTA VI, me included. So nothing gets in without a label that says where it came from.
The five labels
Rockstar said it: a trailer, the Newswire, or the game's own site. Nothing secondhand gets this one.
Rockstar calls Boobie Ike a Vice City legend.
It's on screen in footage Rockstar released. Shown isn't the same as explained.
Jason, in a suit, riding an elevator alone
A real outlet reported it, and I tell you which one. Rockstar hasn’t said it.
Vice City first had its own game back in 2002.
My read of the evidence, labeled so you can argue with it.
Possible, but nothing official backs it. Rumors live here until proven.
Flight trackers say Goodyear's Wingfoot Three left Ohio on October 12 heading south; the GTA VI livery and the Florida stop are unconfirmed.
Launch night
Come hang out while I explore GTA VI, play through the story, and see what kind of trouble I can get into. Relaxed gameplay, real reactions, and plenty of GTA talk. Story streams come with spoiler warnings.
The community
Leonida Loft is for people who enjoy GTA's stories, characters, ridiculous moments, and everything in between. Good conversations, different opinions, and a little friendly debate are always welcome.
No gatekeeping, no unnecessary drama, and no ruining the story for everybody else. Just fellow GTA fans enjoying the ride.
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