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GTA 6 Announcement vs PC Release

A two-panel meme showing the same person at different ages wearing headphones. The top panel shows a younger version with the text 'gta 6 announced' and the bottom panel shows an older version with the text 'gta 6 released on pc'. This humorously references the long delay typically experienced between the announcement of Grand Theft Auto games and their eventual release on PC platforms.
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gta 6 announced
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gta 6 released on pc

Overview

A two-panel meme showing the same person at different ages wearing headphones. The top panel shows a younger version with the text 'gta 6 announced' and the bottom panel shows an older version with the text 'gta 6 released on pc'. This humorously references the long delay typically experienced between the announcement of Grand Theft Auto games and their eventual release on PC platforms.

Origin notes

This meme uses a common 'passage of time' format where the same person is shown aging to illustrate the long wait between two events. It likely originated on gaming-focused social media platforms to comment on Rockstar Games' typical release pattern where PC versions of GTA games often come much later than console releases.

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