GTA VI Preloads Are Now Available; Rockstar Confirms 30 FPS and PS5 Pro Enhancements
The preload requires 212 GB of free space, and the game will target 30 fps on consoles.
The preload requires 212 GB of free space, and the game will target 30 fps on consoles.
Rockstar has started preloads for players who pre-ordered GTA VI digitally. They can download the game ahead of its November 19 release, but will need up to 212 GB of free space. Players who ordered a boxed copy with a digital code will be able to start downloading after activating it.
Rockstar also shared technical details about the game, confirming that GTA VI will target 30 fps on consoles. The game was built from the ground up for the current generation of consoles, with the developers choosing to prioritize visual quality, environmental density, and the level of detail across the vast Leonida over a higher frame rate.
PlayStation 5 Pro will offer enhanced visuals using PSSR, along with ray-traced shadows available only on the more powerful console (other versions will also feature additional ray-tracing effects). The PS5 version will also make use of the DualSense controller’s advanced haptic feedback and Tempest 3D Audio spatial sound.
Rockstar also confirmed cloud gaming on Xbox. GTA VI will therefore be available on Xbox One through Xbox Cloud Gaming, with the streamed version using Xbox Series S graphics settings. Naturally, streaming quality will depend on the internet connection. The game also supports Remote Play on PlayStation and Xbox.
Rockstar also shared a new video featuring the song “Blood in Your Eyes” by Tove Lo, from the official GTA VI album.
Release: 19 November 2026
Genre: Action-adventure
Developer: Rockstar
Publisher: Rockstar
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