The partnership between Take-Two and Netflix to show us "a long preview" of the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI (expected for August 27 at 21:00) continues to be talked about, and interesting information emerges today on the possible structure of this special content. According to some rumors that have emerged on the net, the show may not be limited to a single movie, but be divided into a real miniseries divided into three parts, for a total of over 60 minutes.

The news began to circulate following the appearance of a dedicated card on the Portuguese version of the famous streaming platform, in which three different episodes appeared. According to what emerged before the update and removal of data from the page, the first part would last about 23 and a half minutes, the second would be close to 25 minutes proposing itself as the most substantial, while the third episode would be the shortest with about 18 minutes in duration; In total, there would be 66 minutes of content. It seems that the information disappeared in a short time, so the news should be taken with caution, since it could simply be a bug in the platform or temporary data entered as an example.

A multi-episode structure would still have a strong strategic sense for the presentation of the game: we could in fact be faced with a detailed path designed to show separately the gameplay, the narrative sector and the different facets of the world we are going to explore. Regarding the collaboration, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick described the agreement with Netflix as a one-of-a-kind partnership. Zelnick himself also clarified that, although the streaming platform will enjoy exclusivity at launch, the material will become accessible on Rockstar Games' official YouTube channels about six hours after the first airing.

While waiting for official confirmations or denials from the developers or Netflix, we just have to wait for the next updates to find out if this rumor will prove to be founded and what we can actually admire in this highly anticipated in-depth analysis.