Rockstar kills any hopes of streaming GTA 6 from Xbox to PC, but you can stream it to your old Xbox One if you like
Rockstar Games has today clarified a few remaining details about Grand Theft Auto 6 's framerate target and visual settings on PlayStation 5, PS5 Pro and Xbox Series X/S. And as part of the same announcement , the developer revealed a key detail about the game's cloud streaming options. Read more
Rockstar Games has provided additional details regarding Grand Theft Auto 6's performance and streaming capabilities on various platforms. The game will be made available for streaming via Xbox Cloud Gaming, but this feature is limited to Xbox Series X/S consoles and the older Xbox One. Contrary to initial reports, the game will not be streamable to PC or any other devices through Xbox Cloud Gaming, despite Microsoft reportedly acquiring exclusive cloud streaming rights for the title.
The cloud-streamed version of GTA 6 will utilize the lower-end Series S graphics settings, rather than the more powerful Series X graphics. This lower quality streaming experience is a result of the inherent limitations of cloud streaming technology. Despite this, remote play on PlayStation and Xbox devices is supported, allowing players to stream the game over a local network to any compatible device.
Pre-loading options for GTA 6 are also available for PlayStation and Xbox consoles, with physical code-in-box editions starting to ship, enabling players to access the game ahead of its November 19th release.
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