GTA VI: 10 Big Things It Must Fix

1. A City You've Not Been In Before

Okay, GTA, you've pretty much shown to everyone how much you love Liberty City and San Andreas by now, and hey - gamers aren't complaining. Thanks to Rockstar, the community has been treated to two of the most iconic video game landscapes ever. But with the last two GTA games and their expansions, it's easy to think that both of these settings have been completely exhausted. What would be great in GTA VI is city we haven't seen before. A new addition to the Grand Theft Auto canon that would organically provide new stories and characters unique to the franchise. Although the prospect of a GTA game set oversees is tantalising, the fact that the franchise has been predominantly based in America shouldn't leave you holding your breath. But being US-bound isn't an entirely bad thing. There's so much history and culture Rockstar could choose from that whatever location they happen to decide on for the next instalment, the future looks bright. Of course, this is all moot if they want to go back and revisit Vice City. Nobody would look the other way at a gloriously silly next-gen '80s throwback. What do you want to see Rockstar fix up for GTA VI when it eventually rolls around? Let us know in the comments what you agree, disagree or would suggest!
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