Rockstar Games shared a new video for Grand Theft Auto VI after telling fans about game delays. The trailer shows Vice City places, colorful people, and amazing looks. Many viewers argued that the video must use special computer art made with fancy equipment. These doubters missed the small words at the end saying PlayStation 5 captured everything.
Rockstar sent a message telling everyone their trailer came straight from PS5 gaming systems, with both gameplay and story scenes mixed equally. Digital Foundry experts checked the claim carefully. They found the video runs at 1440p resolution, with black bars making an odd screen shape. The game seems slightly soft-looking because it uses basic image helpers, but still appears real enough for base PS5 hardware.
The Witcher 4 team admitted to using unknown NVIDIA cards for their earlier trailer. That mystery part turned out to be the powerful RTX 5090. Since GTA VI launches first on game consoles, Rockstar cannot use such strong computer parts right away. Better-looking PC versions might come later. The story follows Jason and Lucia through sunny Leonida State as they face dark troubles together.
Rockstar sent a message telling everyone their trailer came straight from PS5 gaming systems, with both gameplay and story scenes mixed equally. Digital Foundry experts checked the claim carefully. They found the video runs at 1440p resolution, with black bars making an odd screen shape. The game seems slightly soft-looking because it uses basic image helpers, but still appears real enough for base PS5 hardware.
The Witcher 4 team admitted to using unknown NVIDIA cards for their earlier trailer. That mystery part turned out to be the powerful RTX 5090. Since GTA VI launches first on game consoles, Rockstar cannot use such strong computer parts right away. Better-looking PC versions might come later. The story follows Jason and Lucia through sunny Leonida State as they face dark troubles together.
