New GTA 6 ‘dog poop’ gameplay revealed in South Park
South Park revealed never-before-seen GTA 6 gameplay during its latest episode on Comedy Central Wednesday night. And yes, the revolutionary gameplay in question is all about dog poop.
The gameplay is real, as Rockstar was thanked during the episode’s credits. The 20-second clip showed Cartman, Kyle, Randy Marsh, Steven Stoch, and Stan watching a news outlet showcasing a dog pooping on the beach, as its NPC owner picked it up.
It then panned to Jason (GTA 6’s protagonist) picking up the poop and throwing it at another NPC’s head. While not “revolutionary,” the gameplay does fit South Park’s raunchy nature.
New GTA 6 ‘dog poop’ gameplay revealed in South Park
Alongside the South Park gameplay reveal, new screenshots recently flooded social media, capturing the protagonists and other characters in action. Other reports also revealed the massive map of GTA 6’s State of Leonida, claiming it will take 180 minutes to walk, 35 minutes to drive, and seven minutes to fly.
GTA 6 is only 21 days away. The most anticipated game will drop on Nov. 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. While rumor has it that the game might hit PC sooner than expected, Rockstar has not confirmed an official release date. Excited players can pre-load the game starting Nov. 12 due to the game’s alleged 210 GB download size.
In anticipation, the GTA 6 hype also leaked into other media and real life. New billboards recently flooded Miami’s highways, warning drivers not to drink and drive ahead of the game.
The signs read, “Don’t drink and drive. GTA 6 comes out in a month.” The digital highway signs went viral on social media after Reddit user ‘itsOnlyMarvin’ shared a photo of one. Many users said that while the signs are promotional, they will have an overall positive impact regarding DUI and road safety.
Popular UK gym PureGym also launched a new thumb workout to help players prepare for the countless hours and all-nighters they will spend in-game.
According to Dexerto, PureGym collaborated with personal trainer David Hope to launch a series of exercises to keep players’ hands and fingers in pristine condition despite long gaming sessions.
