GTA 6: 30 FPS CONFIRMED - New Trailer, PS5 Pro Settings, Xbox One Cloud & Remote Play!

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Video summary

Rockstar has released official technical details regarding the performance of GTA 6 on various consoles, confirming a target of 30 frames per second, the availability of preloads, and a new trailer featuring music from the game's album.

Key points

• Preloading for GTA 6 is officially live for digital pre-orders and code-in-a-box versions, with physical copies shipping starting November 12th.
• Rockstar confirmed that GTA 6 targets 30 frames per second across all current-generation consoles to maintain density, crowds, and environmental detail.
• The PlayStation 5 Pro version includes improved clarity via PSSR and exclusive ray-traced shadows.
• Rockstar stated that GTA 6 plays best on PlayStation 5 consoles, highlighting DualSense haptic feedback, Tempest 3D audio, and improved load times.
• GTA 6 will be accessible on Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S via Xbox Cloud Gaming, utilizing Xbox Series S graphic settings.
• A brand-new trailer featuring the song 'Blood in Your Eyes' by Tove Lo from the GTA 6 album was released.

Topics

GTA 6Rockstar GamesConsole PerformancePlayStation 5 ProXbox Cloud GamingPreloadTrailer

What you will learn

• GTA 6 targets 30 frames per second on current-generation consoles to preserve world density and environmental fidelity.
• The PlayStation 5 Pro features exclusive ray-traced shadows and enhanced visual clarity through PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR).
• Players can play GTA 6 on an Xbox One by utilizing Xbox Cloud Gaming running on Xbox Series S graphic settings.
• Digital preloading for GTA 6 is available ahead of the scheduled release date.

Questions and answers

What frame rate is GTA 6 targeting on consoles?

GTA 6 is targeting 30 frames per second on all consoles.

How can Xbox One owners play GTA 6?

Xbox One owners can play GTA 6 via Xbox Cloud Gaming, utilizing Xbox Series S graphic settings, provided they own the game.

What exclusive graphical features does the PlayStation 5 Pro have for GTA 6?

The PS5 Pro features improved visual clarity through PSSR and ray-traced shadows that are only available on the PS5 Pro.

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Video transcript

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Hey, what's up everyone? It's Will and Rockstar just told us exactly how GTA 6 is going to run on every console. Preload is officially live for everybody. There's a brand new trailer and Rockstar finally confirmed the frame rate. There's also a way to play GTA 6 on an Xbox One, which I did not see coming. So, there is a lot to unpack. Let's get into it. So, first Rockstar posted on the newswire this morning that preloading is now available for everybody who pre-ordered GTA 6 digitally. I already got mine on my New Zealand account yesterday, so it's been sitting on my console for about a day now, and it still feels unreal. If you bought the code in a box version, you can activate your code and start preloading as soon as you get it. Physical copies start going out on November 12th. If you haven't pre-ordered yet, Rockstar basically is saying now is the time, so you're ready on the 19th. Then they dropped a whole bunch of technical info about how the game runs. And I want to read the whole thing to you first because every line in here really does matter. All right, so here is the full post straight from Rockstar. Preloading is now available for everyone who has pre-ordered Grand Theft Auto 6 digitally. Players who pre-ordered the Code in a Box version can also activate their code and begin preloading as soon as it is received. If you still have yet to pre-order, now is the time to make sure you're prepared for November 19th. Grand Theft Auto 6 has been fully developed from the ground up to provide the best possible experience for the current generation of consoles, targeting 30 frames per second while also pushing both platforms to their absolute limits to bring the vast and rich world of Leonida to life while maintaining the density and visual fidelity of all of its environments and inhabitants. The PlayStation 5 Pro offers breathtaking visuals with improved clarity through PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, which is PSSR, and ray trace shadows, only available on the PlayStation 5 Pro. Grand Theft Auto 6 for PS5 includes highfidelity haptic feedback, fully integrated across the game on Dual Sense controllers, and adjustable via accessibility settings. Improve spatial audio rendering so all in-game sounds take full advantage of Tempest 3D audio and improve load times making Grand Theft Auto 6 play best on PlayStation 5 consoles. Now this next part is crazy. The game will also be available via Xbox cloud gaming on Xbox Series X and S and Xbox One consoles utilizing Xbox Series S graphic settings. As with all cloud streaming, connection speed and other technical factors may influence game performance in ways that would not impact local gameplay. GTA 6 will also fully support remote play on PlayStation and Xbox. Then they say, "Check out today's new video featuring Blood in Your Eyes by Tub Low from Grand Theft Auto 6: The Album." And for more information about Grand Theft Auto 6, including links to pre-order, check out the official site. So, that's the full post, and there is so much in there. So, let's go piece by piece. Let's start with the big one. GTA 6 is targeting 30 frames per second on all consoles. Roxer says it built the game from the ground up for this generation and they're pushing both consoles to their absolute limits. And the point is to keep the streets, the crowds, and the traffic in Leonida as packed and detailed as possible. And this isn't totally out of nowhere either. Back in August, Rockstars Rob Nelson told YouTuber Davy Jones and Portuguese site Flow Games that the game was running at 30 frames per second. He said they weren't sure if they could get it to 60 later. A lot of people also noticed the extended look on Netflix looked like 30 frames per second. So now it is official straight from Rockstar. Now if you're worried, Rockstar games have pretty much always been 30 frames per second on console at launch. Red Dead 2 was 30 on PS4 and Xbox One, and GTA V was 30 on PS4 and Xbox One 2. GTA V didn't get a 60 fps mode on console until the PS5 and Xbox Series X and S version came out in 2022. And now yesterday I talked about Text 2 finding a 120 Hz flag in the game's data. Now I said grain of salt back then because it might have been for something else like how the console outputs your TV. Either way, Rockstar didn't mention any other mode. So 30 frames per second is the official answer. Now the PS5 Pro, because this is where things get pretty interesting. Rockstar says the PS5 Pro gets improved clarity through PSSR, Sony's AI upscaling. On top of that, the PS5 Pro gets ray traceray shadows and Roxer says those are only available on the PS5 Pro. So, the Pro version looks sharper and the shadows should look a lot more realistic, but it's still targeting 30 just like everything else, at least based on what Rockstar said. And this lines up with the data we talked about yesterday. Text 2 found a new version of PSSR in the files and a bunch of files that are related to PS5 Pro's upgraded ray tracing tech. So, if you got a PS5 Pro, you're getting the best looking version of Grand Theft Auto 6. and that is pretty much official now. Now, Rockstar straight up said GTA 6 plays best on PlayStation 5 consoles. So, let's talk about why. First, there's highfidelity haptic feedback built into the whole game on Dual Sense. You can adjust it in the accessibility settings. So, if the rumble is too much, you can always turn it down. And this isn't just like basic vibration. I mean, imagine feeling every gear shift on a motorcycle or the kick of a shotgun through the controller. That is going to be so sick. Second, there's improved spatial audio, so every sound in the game takes full advantage of Tempest 3D audio. So, if you've got a really good headset, you're going to hear stuff coming from all around you. Third, Rockstar says load times are improved on PS5. And really, this just brings it full circle. I mean, PlayStation has been all over this launch. They're on the Dual Sense controllers, GTA 6 the festival, and of course, at the end of every single trailer. And so, when Rockstar said it plays best on PS5, some of that is the marketing partnership. But after reading through all of this, I mean, they're not lying. It really is going to play best on PlayStation. Now, this is the one that surprised me. GTA 6 is going to be available through Xbox Cloud Gaming, and that includes Xbox One consoles. So, if you've still got an Xbox One, you're technically going to be able to play Grand Theft Auto 6 stream from Microsoft servers. It'll run on the Xbox Series X graphics settings. And Rockstster warns like with any cloud streaming, your internet speed and other stuff can affect performance in ways that wouldn't happen if you were playing it locally. Now, there are a couple of catches you should know about. You still need to own the game. GTA 6 isn't in the Game Pass catalog, and Microsoft is also changing cloud gaming this month. Game Pass Cloud Gaming is getting monthly hour limits with 15 hours on Ultimate, 10 on premium, and five on essential. You'll also be able to buy cloud playtime without a subscription for games you own. But Microsoft hasn't announced the price yet, so it works, but 15 hours a month isn't a lot of Grand Theft Auto 6. If you're on Xbox One, this is more of a way to try it out until you can upgrade. Rockstar also confirmed GTA 6 fully supports remote play on both PlayStation and Xbox. Remote play means you stream the game from your own console at home to another device. On PlayStation, that means you can play on your phone or your PC with the PlayStation Remote Play app or the PlayStation Portal. On Xbox, you can do it through the Xbox app on your phone or PC. So, if somebody's hogging the TV or you're still stuck in bed, you can still be playing Grand Theft Auto 6. And if you've got a PlayStation Portal, this is a big deal because GT6 is going to be the perfect game to play on it. On top of all of this, Rockstar dropped a brand new trailer today. It features Blood in Your Eyes by Tove Low and the song is from Grand Theft Auto 6 the album. And I just think that's amazing because we basically just got a new song confirmed too. And this trailer is stinking amazing. We basically get an updated version of the dancing scene that we saw in trailer 2. And it's of course it's Jason and Lucia there. It looks like a 919. And then you can see a guy for Audacity and he's doing a backflip. That's of course we know that's like the meme coin that's going to be in GTA 6 and Lucia's like talking to the guy. Then we can see a kind of like street race that looks like it's about to happen. Then we can see Drake Quan. It is just so stinking cool. I'm going to actually be doing a full breakdown of this trailer as soon as I get this video posted. So stay tuned. If you're not subscribed, make sure you are with notifications turned on. Again, that video will be up here in just a little bit. But really, this is kind of where I'm at with all of this. I mean, this is just incredible. We finally know obviously they can burn preload is available everywhere for people that haven't been paying attention. And then we also now know what we're going to get for spending that extra money on a PlayStation 5 Pro. And then one of the biggest surprise of course is the fact that if you have an Xbox One, you can actually play GTA 6. That one for sure took me by surprise. But now with that all out of the way, I want to hear from you. Are you cool with 30 frames per second? And also, what did you think of the brand new trailer? Let me know in the comments down below. I'll be reading through all of them. And while you're at it, make sure to hit that like button, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more videos just like this one. All right, with that out of the way, thank you so much for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.