Rockstar Games has revealed more details about Grand Theft Auto VI just days before its November 19, 2026 release. This time, the studio confirmed that the game will run at just 30 frames per second at launch. Separately, Xbox announced that the new title will be available through Xbox Cloud Gaming.
Rockstar explains that the 30 FPS target is due to the technical capabilities of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles.
"Grand Theft Auto VI has been fully developed from the ground up to provide the best possible experience for the current generation of consoles," the company said in a statement.
Rockstar explained that the developers are targeting 30 FPS while pushing both console platforms to their limits, bringing Leonida's vast, detailed world to life without compromising the density or visual fidelity of its environments and characters.
Rockstar adds that PlayStation 5 Pro owners will enjoy improved graphics thanks to more powerful processing capabilities and AI-powered upscaling technologies.
Meanwhile, Xbox confirmed that GTA 6 will be available through its cloud gaming service, but only on consoles — not PCs or smart TVs. This means owners of previous-generation consoles, including Xbox One, will also be able to play the game.
Rockstar also clarified that GTA 6 will support Remote Play on PlayStation and Xbox. This will allow players to stream the game from their consoles to a smartphone, PC, or PlayStation Portal. However, the company has not announced support for PlayStation's cloud gaming service.
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