May 31, 2026
GTA 6 lost to a tiny chaos gremlin
The ~500kB NBSDGames 6 managed to be published ahead of GTA 6
Tiny game pack beats GTA 6 to launch, but commenters fought over the title first
TLDR: NBSDGames 6, a tiny old-school game collection, launched before the much-delayed GTA 6 and joked about beating it on price, size, and availability. Commenters barely argued about the games at all—instead, they clashed over the over-the-top headline, turning punctuation into the day’s real drama.
A tiny collection called NBSDGames 6 just pulled off the internet’s favorite prank: it released before Grand Theft Auto 6, the giant blockbuster everyone is still waiting for. The creator leaned all the way into the joke, bragging that this little bundle of old-school games is cheaper, smaller, and somehow available on more kinds of computers than the mega-hit-that-isn’t-out-yet. The update adds several new games, tweaks the computer opponents to adjust difficulty, fixes bugs, and even boasts that one game now finally fits on screen. It’s the kind of scrappy, self-aware release that makes niche gaming fans grin.
But in the comments, the real action was not about the games. It was about the title drama. One user instantly went full hall monitor, calling out the shouty headline, the all-caps energy, and the exclamation marks, even dropping a link to the site rules like a referee throwing a rulebook onto the field. Another commenter tried to calm things down by rewriting it in plain English: basically, “these are new text-based games, some of them original.” That clash became the whole mood: one side enjoying the chaotic victory lap over GTA 6, the other demanding everyone please act normal.
The funniest part is that this release is so small and so unserious in tone that the community response became a perfect comedy sketch: tiny game pack ships, giant game doesn’t, and the hottest battle is over punctuation.
Key Points
- •NBSDGames version 6.0.1 was released with multiple gameplay, interface, and technical updates.
- •The release adds new games including Scissor, Treasure, Revenge, and Tugow.
- •The package's games now include AI that adjusts its own difficulty for more engaging gameplay.
- •RedSquare received major gameplay changes and a fix so it fits on screen, while Miketron gameplay was also improved.
- •The Sudoku generator was replaced with a simpler, faster algorithm, and command-line options were changed to conventional getopt syntax.