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Someone discovered this hidden GTA 5 cutscene after 13 years, and I had to try it myself! 👀
I saw @SynthPotato share this detail, crediting @gabcreus for the discovery. And guess what? IT ACTUALLY WORKS! 🤯
Here’s how you can trigger it yourself:
1. Find and pick up a prostitute at night.
2. Drive to your protagonist’s house.
3. A hidden cutscene will play!
It’s crazy that players are still discovering hidden details in GTA 5 after all these years. Rockstar really thought of everything! 🔥
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RDR 2 is so realistic that you can literally witness two animals fighting each other in the wild. 😂
The crazy part? You’re not watching a scripted cutscene. You’re just exploring the world when nature does its thing.
Have you ever encountered a scene like this in RDR 2?
I am sorry, but GTA 6 can what !
Have you SEEN how crowded the beaches in GTA 6 are? NPCs with different body types, unique looks, and their own activities everywhere you look.
The level of detail is actually insane. How is Rockstar making this a playable game?!
I bet you didn’t know this detail about RDR 2…
When you help an NPC during a random encounter, some of them might still die.
But here’s the crazy part: even after you save them, if you loot their dead bodies, Arthur will lose honor.
Rockstar really thought of everything. 💀
New GTA 6 screenshots have been released by GameRadar.
This screenshot shows the same location previously featured in the GTA 6 Extended Look.
🚨GTA 6 IS TAKING REALISM TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL…
You can literally pick up dog poop and THROW IT IN AN NPC’S FACE!
This is CONFIRMED in a new short gameplay clip featured in the latest South Park episode.
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GameRadar has released new screenshots from Grand Theft Auto VI.
Take a look at the latest glimpse of Vice City!
TBH, the swamps near Saint Denis in RDR2 are genuinely terrifying. 💀
The eerie sounds, thick vegetation, and murky water are creepy enough. But knowing the Legendary American Alligator could be lurking beneath the surface makes every step feel dangerous.
You never know what’s hiding in those waters.
Am I the only one who feels uncomfortable exploring this place?
This is why RDR 2 is the greatest game of all time.
Every time I play this game, I discover something new.
While helping an NPC, he asks me to save him. I have two options: give him whiskey or a health cure.
Give him the health cure, and he dies. Give him whiskey, and he survives.
The level of detail and thought behind these tiny interactions is insane.
I just want to shake the hand of whoever came up with ideas like this at Rockstar Games.






