I made a GTA VI Trailer 2 site faster than Rockstar updates their site

1 AzizBelAbed 0 5/6/2025, 2:29:21 PM gta-vi-launch.com ↗

As soon as GTA VI Trailer 2 dropped, I decided to test how quickly I could put together a brand new website for it.

Here’s how it went down step by step, all within minutes:

1-Came up with a catchy name for the project on-the-fly.

2-Generated a logo to set the vibe.

3-Punched out a landing page, complete with a live trailer counter, in record time.

4-Made it live before Rockstar even had their own site updated.

Honestly, it was wild seeing how fast you can go from a new idea to a live site these days. Just goes to show, if you’ve got an idea or want to react to something newsworthy, there’s really no excuse for waiting around anymore. Anyone else ever tried to spin up a website for a current event faster than the official sources?

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I made a GTA VI Trailer 2 site faster than Rockstar updates their site

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