
GTA 6 is targeting 30 fps and has ray-tracing support on PS5 Pro
Xbox Cloud Gaming support means you'll be able to stream GTA6 on Xbox One.
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Rockstar Games confirmed that Grand Theft Auto VI will target 30 FPS across all current-generation consoles, including PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5 Pro, and Xbox Series X|S. The announcement arrived as preloads opened ahead of the game's November 19, 2026 launch date. Players will need up to 212 GB of available storage depending on their hardware. [3][4][5]
Rockstar explained that the 30 FPS target was chosen to push modern machines to their limits while maintaining the environmental density and visual fidelity of the open world of Leonida. Instead of higher frame rates, the PS5 Pro will feature exclusive ray-traced shadows alongside AI upscaling via PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR). PlayStation 5 players will also receive DualSense haptic feedback, Tempest 3D Audio, Remote Play support, and optimized loading times. [3][4]
The confirmation resolves lingering speculation about a possible 60 FPS performance mode, which Rockstar is not offering at launch. On the Xbox side, the title will support Xbox Cloud Gaming, enabling streaming to Xbox consoles including the Xbox One, though Rockstar clarified that this streaming feature will not work on PC. [4][5]

Xbox Cloud Gaming support means you'll be able to stream GTA6 on Xbox One.
via Engadget
As Grand Theft Auto 6 preloads go live, developer Rockstar has detailed the enhancements coming to the PS5 Pro version of the game, confirming these won't include framerates above the 30 FPS its targeting for consoles.
via Eurogamer
Rockstar has shared another round of Grand Theft Auto 6 technical details following Take-Two's quarterly earnings call, confirming a 30FPS target on consoles while also outlining the visual enhancements available on PS5 Pro. The post GTA 6 targets 30FPS, with RT seemingly reserved for PS5 Pro first appeared on KitGuru.
via KitGuru
Rockstar Games has confirmed that GTA 6 will target 30 FPS across the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles, including the PS5 Pro. Sony's upgraded console will instead receive exclusive ray-traced shadows and PSSR upscaling, while a 60 FPS performance mode remains unconfirmed.
via Notebookcheck
Rockstar Games has just shared a few key tidbits about next week's massively anticipated launch of Grand Theft Auto VI, starting with the fact that pre-order customers can now preload the game on both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S|X platforms. Digital customers can do it right away, while those who purchased the boxed version of the game can do it as soon as they receive the code.
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