According to coin.com, Grand Theft Auto 5 has been one of the most popular games since its launch in 2013, and Rockstar games plans to release GTA 6 to boost the excitement of players, which is expected to be issuance on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in 2025. The game's connection to Crypto Assets has sparked interest, and Rockstar Games may introduce a digital asset system for the payout and reward system in the game

Dan Keene, chief commercial officer and founding team member of Portal, said that Jamie King, one of the founders of Rockstar Games, the maker of the GTA series of games, has joined the Portal Foundation as an advisor to help oversee the project's crypto gaming efforts. Earlier this month, King joined crypto gaming project The Wanderers and last year became an advisor to blockchain sports app startup Leap. Jamie King left the Rockstar Games team in 2006, which by then had released GTA: VC and GTA: SA with great success. Jamie King later said in an interview that he left because he and his team had a disagreement over the direction of the GTA game. （Decrypt）

According to the latest report released by Rockstar Mag, quoted by IT House, citing game media Rockstar Mag, R Star will upgrade and improve the Rockstar RAGE game engine to further improve the visual effects, texture features and AI of "Grand Theft Auto 6" (GTA 6) games. Among them, by introducing AI elements, the interaction between players and NPCs is more natural, and the reaction of the police is closer to life.

According to IT House's report on September 25, after showing "Dragon's Dogma 2" at the Tokyo Game Show, game director Hideaki Itsuno and producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi accepted an interview with foreign media VGC and revealed some details of the game. It is reported that the developers wanted to "embody content that could not be expressed in the previous game" in "Dragon's Dogma 2". To this end, they got a lot of inspiration from games such as "GTA" and eventually applied it to all aspects of the game. In terms of NPC, developers are currently using artificial intelligence to allow game NPCs to "live their own lives independently of players." The official stated that this is the "goal that Dragon's Dogma 2" "strives to achieve."