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Rockstar teases 'absolutely mind-blowing things' in the works as Grand Theft Auto 6 wins Most Wanted Game at the Golden Joystick Awards

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Rockstar's David Manley accepts "Most Wanted Game" award for Grand Theft Auto 6 at the 2024 Golden Joystick Awards.

The 42nd annual Golden Joystick Awards are over, the winners have been announced, and Black Myth: Wukong has walked away with the big Ultimate Game of the Year award. Helldivers 2 and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth did very well for themselves this year too, claiming four awards each, and Rockstar used its one win—for Most Wanted Game, naturally—to tease "absolutely mind-blowing things" coming in Grand Theft Auto 6.

"There's an incredible amount of people doing amazing things on Grand Theft Auto 6, absolutely mind-blowing things," Rockstar's David Manley said while accepting the award (via GamesRadar). "So it's an honor to be able to come up here and accept this award on everyone's behalf. I wish more of us could be here. Thank you very much everybody, and yeah, more to come."

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