– Two graphics modes (Performance and Quality) hinted for GTA 6 on PS5 and Xbox.
– 60 fps in Performance mode is considered unrealistic by Digital Foundry.
– Trailers appear locked at 30 fps with heavy ray-traced global illumination.
– A potential 40 fps compromise at higher refresh rates is speculated.
– Pre-orders expected in Standard, Special, and Collector’s Editions starting June 25.
Rockstar Games has not shared details about performance options for the GTA 6 PS5 and Xbox versions
However, the Polish subsidiary of MediaMarkt may have revealed some clues. The visible pre-order description on the retailer’s site mentions two graphics modes. The translated text explains that “next-generation consoles offer two graphics modes to choose from (Performance and Quality).” It’s possibly a placeholder ahead of the start of GTA 6 pre-orders on June 25th. Still, many titles allow players to either prioritize frame rates or image quality.
The MediaMarkt leak didn’t clarify whether performance mode would include 60 fps visuals
It also didn’t stipulate what benefits the quality alternative would have at a likely 30 fps. Leading up to the November 19th GTA 6 release date, fans have worried that Rockstar Games’ open-world might overtax the PS5 and Xbox Series X. The two already-public trailers show a Leonida crowded with unique NPCs. Varied environments feature authentic-looking beaches, wetlands, and city streets. That level of detail could strain the processing power of the current Sony and Microsoft consoles.
Digital Foundry has analyzed the available videos and screenshots
Unfortunately, the site believes that a 60 fps performance mode is unrealistic, even on the PS5 Pro. It notes that the trailers render at 30 fps and employ a heavy dose of ray-traced global illumination. Any cutbacks may degrade the presentation to below Rockstar’s high standards. One potential compromise is a preset with 40 fps graphics at a higher refresh rate. Still, gamers will have to wait for official confirmation before deciding whether it may be worth holding out for a PC port.
The remainder of the leaked text describes some common perks, such as support for DualSense controller haptics and faster SSD load times
MediaMarkt also suggests that GTA 6 PS5 and Xbox pre-orders will be sold in three different versions. While it doesn’t list prices, buyers could expect to choose between Standard, Special, and Collector’s Editions. These editions likely include bonus content that haven’t been fully detailed yet. Many fans are hoping for a reveal of the pricing structure soon, but for now speculation continues. The lack of offical confirmation leaves room for doubt about the true capabilities of the consoles.







