It's OK, put the binoculars down. You can rest now. Rockstar has seemingly revealed its suspicious edits to the GTA 6 PlayStation store page was related to its GTA + membership and not a third GTA 6 trailer, as some fans who haven't slept in two days thought. Two days ago, these people noticed GTA 6's store page on PlayStation consoles suddenly included information about GTA+, a Rockstar subscription service that grants access to a number of its titles. If you're not really picking up on "new GTA 6 trailer" from this information... yes. It seems like Rockstar has used the PlayStation store to subtly announce its GTA+ membership now gives access to GTA Online – and this could, theoretically, eventually encompass GTA 6 Online. "This is actually massive," says Rockstar update account GameRoll on Twitter about the GTA+ change. "I TOTALLY think we could see GTA 6 Online do the same thing." With GTA 6 looming, Rockstar is "excited to support" nopixel as "the future of GTA RP" GTA 6: Everything we know so far GTA 6 price tag of $100 "would actually leave money on the table" for Rockstar, study suggests, as too many fans would be unwilling to buy "Of course it won't be exclusive to just GTA+ members, but including GTA 6 Online with a membership would basically just be printing money," GameRoll continues, though they – for reasons I don't understand – don't think the news has "anything to do with the GTA+ ad that appeared on the PlayStation store for a couple of days." Anyway, Rockstar pulled that ad now that its intentions with GTA+ are mostly clear. Previously, console players had to purchase PlayStation Plus or Game Pass online subscriptions to access GTA Online. But the tweak to GTA+ will let them focus on what matters most going forward: "Can't lie," says a Twitter reply, "this is gonna be great if it's the same for gta 6 cause it's the only online game I'll be playing for the rest of my life." "Rockstar, you're disgusting": Fired GTA 6 devs protest outside studio offices after dozens of unionizing employees were accused of leaking "confidential information."