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The franchise, which is best known for its tongue-in-cheek based on true-life characters, also mocks a number of key larger-than-life characters in the 90-second preview of the new game in the series. Fans are shown a foul-mouthed woman in a pink night dress brandishing two hammers, who has a striking similarity to a woman who went viral in Los Angeles in 2020. (top left) 'La Susan' (desc ent) video of the enraged woman smashing up her neighbor's car in the Californian state with two hammers became an internet sensation. There even appears to be a GTA-style fight against a notorious Florida man dubbed the 'Joker' (top right) for a series of facial tattoos resembling the iconic Batman villain. The two main characters (bottom left) in the game have been likened to American robber Bonnie and Clyde (bottom right), who went on a spree in the 1930s.

'GTA VI' will be released in 2025 and set in fictional Vice City, reminiscent of Miami, where it was first seen in the hit franchise's 2006 film version, and it appears to have the first playable female character in the series. And the latest game seems to be stuck close to its controversial roots, with women being thrown over their bodies in strip bars, posing in bikinis, and twerking in skimpy clothing on top of moving vehicles. Fans are also claiming that to play the latest version, gamers - including NBA star LeBron James - will have to wait 'like ten years'.

The official trailer, which was only released just hours earlier, has nearly 60 million views, more than half of BTS' world record of 102 million viewers with their music video for 'Butter'. Scenes of drug deals, violent shoot-ups, and police raids have drew in viewers, as well as wild boat parties, detentions, and illegal vehicle stunt gatherings have all drawn in viewers. There is no doubt about the series' success, with the GTA 5 trailer having 96 million views, and the most popular official Fortnite trailer having nearly 70 million views.

In 2025, 'GTA VI' will be released in fictional Vice City, reminiscent of Miami, and it will feature the first playable female character in the franchise. It comes after the franchise was chastised for its treatment of women, minorities, and LGBTQ people. On the eve of Tuesday's scheduled first glimpse of GTA VI, the trailer was levied as a result of a leak online. In a post on X, formerly Twitter, Rockstar Games, the company behind GTA, wrote, "Our trailer has leaked so please enjoy the real thing."