“Grand Theft Auto VI” extended preview reveals a more immersive world of crime and chaos
A new 27-minute gameplay preview for 'Grand Theft Auto VI' showcases significant graphical and technical improvements, including realistic physics and dense crowds. The game is currently targeting 30 FPS on PlayStation 5, with potential for higher performance modes upon release.
Why it matters
As one of the most anticipated games in history, technical details regarding its performance and features are of high interest to the gaming industry and consumer market.
Sixteen months after the last trailer and less than two months ahead of the game’s release, a 27-minute extended gameplay look for “ Grand Theft Auto VI ” released on Aug. 27, finally giving fans a taste of the one of the world’s most anticipated games.
The preview, which premiered on Netflix before YouTube released it, showed off the game’s graphical and technical achievements, as well as dozens of gameplay features when it officially releases in November.
Although the previous two trailers had already shown off the graphics, the extended look let fans see what the game looks like in action. “Grand Theft Auto VI” looks more realistic than previous games from Rockstar North, the studio behind previous “Grand Theft Auto” installments and “ Red Dead Redemption ” (2011). The preview was recorded on a base PlayStation 5 and the game seemed to run smoothly at 30 frames per second.
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