Even Vice City content in Grand Theft Auto Online could help fill the void. It might not be the most realistic idea, but it simply makes sense for Rockstar to put something out to fill the gap between Grand Theft Auto 5 and 6. If some attention was to be diverted from other projects, like Grand Theft Auto Online, it might help alleviate the strain. It might distract from Grand Theft Auto 6's development to a degree, but Rockstar is huge. If assets are being created for Vice City to appear in GTA 6, then it seems like putting those assets into a proper Vice City remake could kill two birds with one stone. The obvious asterisks here are the scope of a remake and whether or not Vice City will really be featured in a new Grand Theft Auto game to begin with. In the meantime, fans could use something to tide themselves over, and with Grand Theft Auto 6 rumors nearly all pointing to Vice City being featured in some regard, a remake just makes sense. There's been next to no real information about the game, besides the fact that it will, most likely, be a few years before the game is released. Fans have been clamoring for a new Grand Theft Autofor about 5 years now, anxiously waiting for news on whatever possible entry comes next.
