The Game Informer website and app crashed today after the publication of its exclusive preview of GTA 6, making it difficult for fans to access the content. Game Informer released a 14-page cover story with new details about GTA 6, but fans are struggling to reach it. As soon as the article was posted online, the Game Informer website crashed. It had been confirmed just before the article’s publication that it would be available for free to all users via the Game Informer app. This led to an overload of the site due to a massive influx of traffic. The article revealed that the GTA 6 map is twice as large as that of GTA 5 and includes six distinct regions, which could feature different factions to face. The story of GTA 6 is designed to have players travel around the map, and the game will include a fast travel system. Players will be able to "doomscroll" in GTA 6 with the Snapmatic app, although they cannot publish their own content. The article also detailed various side activities available in GTA 6, including base jumping, billiards, gyms, kayaking, mini-golf, scuba diving, street and off-road racing, zoos, hydroglider navigation, and jet-skiing. The game will feature more than 170 animal species, including more than 60 birds, with aquatic animals having distinct behaviors. Hunting is becoming more important in GTA 6 compared to GTA V, with the tracking of rare animals. Heists can be resolved in various ways, and player choices shape the story. The game engine allows for a very wide variety of NPCs, and GTA 6 offers the largest collection of clothing and accessories to date. Marketing for GTA 6 has begun to ramp up for the final stretch, with events taking place in Miami. All products are in place, from the announcement of the game's price and content to vinyls for the soundtrack or the special edition of goodies (without the game). Everything is in place smoothly, but despite the gameplay presentation video on Netflix at the end of August, there is still a lack of concrete details, such as a full mission video with the interface, etc. Fans are on the lookout for every detail, and in large numbers, as shown by the issues with Game Informer.