GTA 6 leverages the PS5's ultra-high-speed SSD for 'near-instant load times', but fans reckon Rockstar has been quietly revealing the game's loading screens for months

Fans of Grand Theft Auto 6 are convinced that Rockstar Games has been subtly unveiling the game's loading screens for months. Since the announcement of GTA 6, the studio has been releasing new information, such as teaser trailers and detailed websites, showcasing various characters, including co-protagonists Lucia and Jason. These promotional character artworks may potentially be featured as loading screens in the game.

Many fans believe that previous GTA titles typically displayed moving character artwork during loading screens, making it likely that some of these promotional pieces will be utilized in GTA 6. However, some argue that the game may not include loading screens due to its ultra-high-speed SSD, which enables near-instant load times on the PS5.

Although load times will be significantly faster on PS5 compared to GTA 5 on previous generations, they are unlikely to be completely absent from the game, as its open world is much larger than previous titles, similar to Marvel's Spider-Man 2. GTA 6 is set to launch on November 19 for PS5, Xbox Series X, and Series S, with fans eagerly awaiting a glimpse of the game through the upcoming Netflix event, "Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look," premiering on August 27.