GTA 6 pre-load trailer drops as Rockstar confirms a 30fps target on every

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Thirty seconds of Vice City, captured on PS5 A 30fps target, with extras for each console Pre-loads are live, so start clearing space

Rockstar Games has put out a fourth Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer to mark pre-loads going live on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, nine days before the game launches on November 19.

The clip arrived alongside a Rockstar Newswire post confirming that GTA 6 will target 30fps on every console, PS5 Pro included, and spelling out what each platform gets. Earlier this month the studio also posted a launch gallery of new screenshots on the official site, so the marketing machine is running at full tilt.

Thirty seconds of Vice City, captured on PS5

Trailer 4 went up on Rockstar’s YouTube channel on November 10 and runs for roughly half a minute. As GameRant points out, the footage was recorded on PS5 and the trailer carries PlayStation branding.

Among the shots fans had not seen before are a tidy backflip, Lucia dancing in one of Vice City’s clubs, Jason driving an enemy into a wall and a heavily armed SWAT team mid-raid. Khel Now’s breakdown also picks out more water around a luxury marina and a sports car tearing through the neon after dark.

There is fresh music too. The trailer is set to “Blood In Your Eyes” by Tove Lo, a new track from GTA VI: The Album.

A 30fps target, with extras for each console

According to Rockstar, the 30fps target on PS5, PS5 Pro and Xbox Series X|S exists because the game is “pushing both platforms to their absolute limits” to bring Leonida to life, all “while maintaining the density and visual fidelity of all its environments and inhabitants.”

While maintaining the density and visual fidelity of all its environments and inhabitants.

Rockstar Games, Newswire

So there is no higher frame rate mode at launch, but every platform gets something of its own:

• PS5: DualSense haptics woven through the whole game and adjustable in the accessibility menu, plus better spatial audio and quicker loading.
• PS5 Pro: PSSR for a cleaner image, along with ray-traced shadows.
• Xbox Cloud Gaming: the game streams to Xbox One as well, running on Xbox Series S settings, though Rockstar warns that connection speed can hurt performance.
• Remote Play: supported on both PlayStation and Xbox.

Rockstar also repeats its claim that GTA 6 plays best on PS5, which squares neatly with a trailer captured on Sony’s hardware.

Pre-loads are live, so start clearing space

Digital pre-orders can be downloaded now. On PS5 the window opened at midnight local time on November 10 in each region, while Xbox Series X|S unlocked worldwide at 12:00 AM GMT, which meant the evening of November 9 for players in North America.

Rockstar’s earlier pre-load announcement puts the install at up to 212 GB depending on the console. The boxed version contains a download code rather than a disc, so physical buyers can only start once their copy turns up.

• November 10: pre-loads open for digital pre-orders on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S
• November 12: code-in-box editions start reaching shops, depending on the retailer
• November 19: GTA 6 launches on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S

That gives boxed buyers a week to get the download finished before launch day. After more than 13 years since GTA 5, the last thing standing between players and Leonida is their broadband.

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