LeBron James is ecstatic about GTA VI after the release of the first trailer.
LeBron James is intent on guiding the Lakers to a championship this season. But on his day off, Rockstar Games published the first trailer for GTA VI, one of the most anticipated video games of all time. James watched the trailer unveiling and is quite enthused about the game based on what he has seen so far.
“GTA6 looks INSANE!!!! SHEESH.”
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GTA VI is the next installment in the iconic ‘Grand Theft Auto’ video game series from Rockstar Games. The previous game came out in 2013, so this has been an extremely long wait for fans of the franchise. GTA VI will come out in 2025, so James and the rest of the world will have to wait a little while longer to get their hands on the game.
The trailer was supposed to come out on December 5 at 9:00 AM, but an early leak made Rockstar push the release and share it on their official social media platforms.
James is known to dapple in video games quite often. He is often seen online playing Madden, while his son, Bronny, was part of a professional eSports team ‘FaZe’ and has spent years streaming himself playing video games. Even LeBron’s teammate, Anthony Davis, is a known GTA player, once streaming in a GTA Role Play server and shooting a player wearing a Stephen Curry jersey.
LeBron James Is Concerned After The Lakers Poor Start To The Season
The Los Angeles Lakers aren’t one of the top teams in the West as many had expected. They ended the last season with a run to the Conference Finals and strengthened the squad with quality role-players in the summer, but it just hasn’t clicked so far. A combination of injuries, poor rotations, and a lack of shooting has put a ceiling on what the Lakers can achieve, especially against good teams.
James was concerned about the team’s identity after they were blown out by the OKC Thunder last week.
“I have no idea what we are. How? We don’t have a group yet. I know what some of us individually are, but as far as a team, we don’t have our group yet. I don’t know. We haven’t logged enough minutes with our group where we know, ‘OK, we got the starting group, we got the guys coming in, we got a good rhythm.’ I mean, we’re over .500. We’re 11-9 with literally not ever having our same group. That’s pretty impressive.”
The Lakers record has since improved with a heated win over the Rockets, but 12-9 is still only good for the seventh seed in the West. The top-six battle in the West is going to be a bloodbath, so the Lakers need to get a good run of form under them to be considered legitimate contenders.
Thankfully, the injury concerns are clearing up with the returns of Jarred Vanderbilt and Cam Reddish. Rui Hachimura should return shortly as well, along with Gabe Vincent, forecasting a brighter future for the Lakers, provided one of James or Davis doesn’t end up getting ruled out.
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