Rockstar's latest updates showcase a massive, activity-loaded world for Grand Theft Auto VI, coming this November.
Today’s PlayStation updates feature a strong emphasis on Rockstar’s upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI and its expansive open world teeming with a plethora of side activities. Meanwhile, some beloved classics are being delisted from the PlayStation Store, a new edition of ‘Ghost of Yotei’ is getting fashionable updates, and a celebrated writer returns to CD Projekt Red.
GTA 6: Expanding the Horizon with Side Activities
Rockstar Games has been generous with details about the latest iteration of its flagship series, Grand Theft Auto VI, promising a dense and engaging open-world experience. According to PlayStation LifeStyle, players can immerse themselves in activities ranging from jet skiing, mini-golf, and base jumping, to more leisurely pursuits like gym workouts and zoo visits.
Push Square further confirms these aspects with new screenshots showcasing the expansive world of “Leonida.” With a variety of biomes and an array of both peaceful and thrilling pastimes, Rockstar is undoubtedly setting the stage to keep players engaged beyond the main storyline, which is expected to run for approximately 80 hours.
Delisted Disney Classics
In less optimistic news, PlayStation LifeStyle reports that beloved Disney games “Toy Story 2” and “Toy Story 3” have been quietly removed from the PlayStation Store. This delisting, along with the PS1 “Buzz Lightyear of Star Command,” appears to be ahead of their inclusion in “Toy Story: Retro Roundup!” It’s unclear whether these titles will return or in what form, leaving a gap for fans of nostalgic Disney gaming experiences.
Updates for Ghost of Yotei
For those interested in character customization, Push Square highlights new additions to “Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition.” Players can now access a range of new armor sets inspired by “Astro Bot,” “Journey,” and “Helldivers.” These stylish sets become available through the “Most Wanted” mode, a roguelike feature that challenges players with combat sequences culminating in a boss fight against one of the Yotei Six.
Returning Talent at CD Projekt Red
In the development sphere, Push Square announced the return of Karolina Stachyra, a key writer from “The Witcher 3,” to CD Projekt Red. Stachyra, celebrated for her work on the “Bloody Baron” questline, re-joins after years at other prominent studios. Her return may bode well for the narrative depth fans expect from “The Witcher 4,” although specifics about her new projects are yet to be disclosed.
As we venture into the last quarter of 2026, these updates underscore a mix of anticipation and nostalgia in the PlayStation universe. Stay tuned for how these narratives and developments unfold in the gaming landscape.
