GTA 6 Might Be So Big It ‘Sucks Up All the Time and Money’, Expert Warns

Sazid KabirGaming & eSports48 minutes ago6 Views

The highly anticipated GTA 6 is expected to be one of the biggest games ever, but one gaming expert has raised concerns about its potential impact on the industry.

Mike Fischer, a professor at the University of Southern California and advisor at Krafton, shared his thoughts with Game World Observer on how the game could change everything for the gaming world.

The ‘Fear’ of GTA 6’s Success

Fischer explained that what worries him most is the idea that GTA 6 could be so big and successful that it might take up all the time and money of gamers. He fears that the game’s immense popularity might overshadow other genres, leaving little room for other types of games to thrive.

“I’ve met peers in the industry who disagree with me and think it won’t affect other genres, but I’m not so sure,” Fischer said. He referenced the launch of Fallout 4, which had a similar “blast radius” effect, causing other games like Shadow of the Tomb Raider to miss some of their potential.

The Unknown Impact

Fischer believes that when GTA 6 is released, it will be unlike any other game. “There will never have been a game as big, immersive, and all-encompassing as GTA 6,” he said. He’s concerned that the game’s dominance might hurt other AAA games in the same space, making it difficult for them to compete.

Positive Side: Hardware Sales

Despite his concerns, Fischer also sees a silver lining. He believes GTA 6 will help boost hardware sales. The current console generation hasn’t had a game that compels people to buy next-gen systems, but GTA 6 could change that. He compares it to past generation-defining games like Final Fantasy for PlayStation and Gears of War for Xbox.

As we wait for more details on GTA 6’s release, it’s clear that the game’s impact on the gaming industry could be massive, both in terms of sales and how it shapes the future of gaming.

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