Original GTA designer Mike Dailly praises Rockstar delays after new GTA 6 trailer

Mike Dailly, one of the original GTA's designers and co-member of Rockstar North, said Rockstar made the right decision to postpone it GTA 6 After seeing the upcoming game Recent trailer. Dailly commented on Bluesky, where he also praised the development team for not giving greed and released a game that the studio knew could improve.

Dailly said Rockstar undoubtedly knew the GTA 6 would also be very good at selling prices, even if it was launched in a less than ideal state, saying the studio's choice delayed it to delay it for the extra Polish “impressive.”

“It's more like this now,” Dailly His post. “The environment is lovely and things are going a lot better…even if they release it, it still sells a lot. So their decision to delay it is even more impressive.

“Many of us are big enough to remember Frontier: The crash that Elite II encountered on PC, greed got in the way,” Dailly continued.

Frontier: The Elite II was launched in 1993 and despite the widespread criticism and praise of the space combat simulator, it suffered multiple, often-breaking bugs on PC. Even those who remember it recall how some of its basic functions did not work properly, e.g. Autonomous driving or rendering planets.

After Rockstar announced, Rockstar has no public reason for the delay of GTA 6. But, as Dailly points out, the latest version of the sub-city looks more crispy, residents from GTA 6's main characters For seemingly unimportant NPCs, move more naturally – in-game cutscenes, at least adapt to First Rock Star Shows the Competition.

GTA 6's new release date It is May 26, 2026 for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. one PC version of GTA 6 Not announced yet, but may be announced on a later unspecified date.