On Wednesday night, the latest episode of South Park America aired on Comedy Central, and with it came a look at some never-before-seen gameplay from Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6).
And before you ask, yes, the gameplay is real, and Rockstar is even thanked in the credits of the episode.
Fitting GTA 6 gameplay for South Park
In the episode, Cartman, Kyle, Stan, Randy Marsh, and Steven Stoch are sitting around the table as a woman shows off the gameplay to everyone.
In that gameplay, you see a dog taking a poo on the beach. The NPC with that dog then goes to pick up the mess his dog left behind, only for the player to throw something at the NPC. When the NPC turns around to confront the player, they, as Jason, grab the dog poo and hit the NPC over the head with it.
It’s not the most earth-shattering gameplay reveal, but it’s befitting of what South Park would include in an episode.
The topic of Grand Theft Auto has been a regular recurrence in this season of the long-running show. Often during episodes, the release of GTA 6 is referenced as when “things will get better” in America, a not-so-subtle jab at how many feel about the country, with national elections coming up on November 3.
As mentioned, Rockstar is thanked in the credits for the gameplay, ending speculation regarding its legitimacy.
In addition to the new gameplay, a dozen new screenshots were recently released from the game. There was also confirmation regarding just how massive the map in GTA 6 truly is compared to any game Rockstar Games has ever done.
Check out the short gameplay clip for yourself. And be sure to let us know what you think of the fact that you can beat someone with dog poo in GTA 6 down in the comments or in the official Insider Gaming Discord.
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