Pre-downloads for the digital edition of GTA 6 have finally begun. At the same time, Rockstar Games released a new video featuring tracks from GTA 6: The Album.
The pre-download files require up to 212 GB of storage depending on the device used. The Code in Box version can be pre-downloaded once players receive and activate their game code.
GTA 6 targets 30 frames per second on both PlayStation and Xbox. On PS5, it supports haptic feedback on the DualSense controller, allowing users to adjust feedback intensity in accessibility settings. Spatial audio rendering using Tempest 3D Audio and reduced loading times are also included among the supported features. On PS5 Pro, device-exclusive features such as PSSR and ray-traced shadows are applied.
On Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, the game can also be played via Xbox Cloud Gaming. Cloud play applies the graphics settings of Xbox Series S. Unlike local play, cloud streaming performance may be affected by additional technical factors such as internet connection speed. Remote Play on PlayStation and Xbox is also officially supported.
Meanwhile, GTA 6 has become the most pre-ordered title in the history of the PlayStation Store and Microsoft Store. Sony and Microsoft each announced the news, while Take-Two also stated that GTA 6 pre-orders are far exceeding initial expectations. Furthermore, according to Sensor Tower data, GTA 6 has already sold 9.69 million copies prior to launch, surpassing Cyberpunk 2077 to become the most pre-ordered game of all time.
