GTA 6 fans are looking back at Strauss Zelnick’s comments about the game’s marketing campaign, and many believe the Extended Look may have only been the beginning.

The 26-minute GTA 6 Extended Look gave fans their biggest official look at the game so far, showing Jason, Lucia, Vice City and a huge amount of new gameplay footage.

But now that the excitement has started to settle, fans are remembering something Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said before the showcase.

Zelnick previously described the Extended Look as one of several stages in GTA 6’s marketing campaign, saying there would be “appetizers, main course and dessert” still to come.

A new discussion on the GTA 6 subreddit is reminding fans of that comment and asking what Rockstar could have planned next.

And considering how much Rockstar packed into the Extended Look, the idea that there is still more to show has fans excited all over again.

The presentation already revealed a huge amount of information about GTA 6.

Fans saw Jason and Lucia working together, explored more of Leonida, got a better look at the game’s activities and watched several scenes that had previously only appeared briefly in trailers.

The footage also showed more of the game’s police system, combat, driving, character animations and everyday world interactions.

The nearly 27-minute presentation was captured on the base PS5 and was designed to give players a much closer look at the actual game.

But according to fans, there are still plenty of things Rockstar has not properly shown.

One of the biggest examples is the wider Leonida map.

While the Extended Look showed several different locations, fans still have plenty of questions about how the entire world connects together.

Players have seen Vice City, rural areas and other parts of the state, but many are expecting Rockstar to reveal even more locations before release.

The same goes for activities.

GTA 6 appears to have a huge number of things for players to do outside the main story.

The Extended Look showed activities such as sports, water activities and other side content, but fans believe Rockstar is still keeping plenty of these features hidden.

That is one reason Zelnick’s old comments are getting so much attention again.

If the Extended Look was only one part of the marketing plan, what is coming next?

The Reddit community has several ideas.

Some fans believe Rockstar could start releasing smaller gameplay clips and screenshots instead of another huge presentation.

Others expect more character information, additional locations and details about features that were not covered in the Extended Look.

There are also fans who want Rockstar to stop showing so much.

Interestingly, not everyone wants another major GTA 6 trailer.

Some Reddit users said the Extended Look already showed more than enough and that they would rather discover the remaining features themselves after the game launches.

One highly upvoted comment said the presentation had already satisfied them and they would be happy with no more marketing before release.

That reaction is understandable.

After years of waiting, players have already seen multiple trailers, screenshots and now almost half an hour of gameplay footage.

Every new reveal also creates the risk of showing something that would have been more exciting to discover naturally in the game.

Other fans feel completely differently.

They want Rockstar to keep the information coming.

Some are especially interested in seeing more of the activities, wildlife and other parts of Leonida that were not a major focus of the Extended Look.

One Reddit comment specifically pointed out that Rockstar still has plenty of the world and side activities left to showcase.

There is also a lot of curiosity about GTA Online.

The Extended Look focused heavily on the single-player experience, Jason and Lucia, and the world of GTA 6.

That has left fans wondering when Rockstar will finally start talking more about the game’s future online experience.

However, some players are perfectly happy to wait.

For them, the Extended Look was enough.

And that may actually be a good sign for Rockstar.

The company managed to generate huge excitement without revealing every major feature of the game.

The presentation showed enough to convince many fans that GTA 6 is shaping up to be a massive experience while still leaving plenty of unanswered questions.

That balance is difficult to achieve.

Rockstar could easily have shown too much, but the Extended Look still left fans analyzing individual scenes and searching for tiny details.

The presentation also appears to have helped prove why Take-Two wanted such a major platform for the reveal.

The Extended Look originally premiered on Netflix before being released more widely, and the presentation generated a huge amount of attention.

Netflix reportedly saw a major increase in traffic around the event, showing just how big the GTA 6 reveal became outside the usual gaming audience.

Zelnick had previously said the Netflix presentation would help people understand why Rockstar and Take-Two chose the platform.

He also compared the experience to watching a Netflix show when discussing the presentation with journalist Jason Schreier.

Now that fans have actually watched it, the strategy makes more sense.

The Extended Look was not simply a short gameplay trailer.

It was closer to a mini presentation designed to show the world, characters and story of GTA 6 in a cinematic way.

And if Zelnick’s comments are anything to go by, Rockstar may not be finished with that approach.

Of course, fans should not assume that every theory about future GTA 6 reveals will happen.

Zelnick’s “appetizers, main course and dessert” comment does not guarantee another massive gameplay video, a specific trailer or any particular feature reveal.

It simply suggested that the Extended Look was part of a larger marketing plan.

There is also a chance that some of the remaining marketing will be much smaller.

Rockstar could release screenshots, character profiles, short gameplay clips or other promotional material rather than another 20-minute presentation.

That could actually be the smarter approach.

The Extended Look already gave fans a huge amount to talk about. Rockstar can now reveal smaller pieces of information over time without giving away too much of the experience.

For fans who are worried about spoilers, that might be the best outcome.

For fans who want to know everything before launch, however, the wait could be frustrating.

Either way, the discussion shows that GTA 6 still has plenty of mystery left.

The Extended Look may have answered many questions, but it also created new ones.

What other areas of Leonida have not been shown?

What other activities are available?

How deep are the side missions?

How much more will Rockstar reveal about Jason and Lucia?

And when will fans finally hear more about GTA Online?

For now, Rockstar is keeping those answers close to the chest.

But fans have not forgotten Zelnick’s earlier promise.

If the GTA 6 Extended Look really was only one part of the marketing campaign, then Rockstar could still have several big surprises waiting before the game’s November 19 release.

After waiting more than a decade for GTA 6, fans may have thought the Extended Look would be the moment when Rockstar finally showed almost everything.

Instead, it may have simply opened the next chapter of the hype.

The big question now is simple: what does Rockstar have planned for the “main course”?