GTA 6 is targeting 30 fps and has ray-tracing support on PS5 Pro

Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is set to be released on November 19, with Rockstar Games unveiling its performance capabilities for both Xbox and PlayStation platforms. The studio is aiming for a consistent 30 frames per second across the Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5. While there's no mention of higher frame rates like 40 or 60 fps on the PlayStation 5 Pro, it's possible that improvements may be implemented in the future.

GTA 6 will make use of Sony's Spectral Super Resolution upscaling technology on the PS5 Pro, enhancing visual fidelity. Additionally, the game will feature ray-traced shadows exclusively on the PS5 Pro, which is likely to remain the only platform for this feature for the time being. DualSense controllers will benefit from high-fidelity haptic feedback, and the sound design will incorporate improved spatial audio, taking advantage of the Tempest 3D Audio technology on the PS5. Load times will also be optimized for Sony's consoles.

Xbox Cloud Gaming will enable players to stream GTA 6 on Xbox One and even the older Xbox Series S, though the streaming will be limited to the latter's graphics settings. Pre-orders for GTA 6 have set a new record, being the most pre-ordered game in the history of both Xbox and PlayStation stores. Both Xbox and PlayStation have confirmed that GTA 6 is their most pre-ordered game to date.

Additionally, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced on X that this marks the beginning of a new 10-year strategic partnership between Xbox and Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games.