Listen up, GTA fans! Rockstar games today made a surprise announcement unveiling Grand Theft Auto V. The company didn’t provide anything in the way of details, instead opting to replace the official Rockstar website with a massive GTA V logo. Again, no word on when the game is launching, but the company’s splash page does include a promise of a trailer next Wednesday, November 2.

We’re assuming it’s going to be a 2012 launch, making it 15 years since the original GTA game launched. The most recent GTA game, GTA IV, was released in 2008. 2009 saw the release of three additional titles, the Ballad of Gay Tony, Chinatown Wars and the Lost and Damned.

Rockstar hasn’t mentioned which of its developer studios will be taking care of GTA V but it’s safe to assume Rockstar North, based in Scotland, will at least play a part.This particular branch of Rockstar Games has had a hand in developing every GTA title since San Andreas in 2004. From 1997 to 2002, the company developed GTA games under the name DMA Design.