In a socio-cultural context where every technical detail can provoke a wave of review bombing, and where the slightest mention of an NPC's sexual orientation or gender questioning can implode X/Twitter, the question of parity between the Xbox Series S and PlayStation 5 versions are of course central (yes it's irony, no need to throw molotov cocktails at us). When announcing its financial results for the first half of the 2024/2025 financial year, Take-Two, through its CEO, expressed unwavering confidence in the abilities of Rockstar's development teams to deliver an optimal gaming experience on all platforms, whether on PS5, Xbox Series We will remember that Baldur’s Gate 3 had given Larian a hard time when it came to porting the title to Series S.
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GTA 6it is the promise of a colossal open world, even larger and more vibrant than its predecessors. Which will obviously require significant material resources. If the performance of the PS5 and Xbox Series X should do justice to the work of the developers, the question remains open for the Series S, a more modest model in terms of technical specifications. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said Take-Two adapts its technology as public demand warrants it, and with the rise of real-time rendering technologies and new data compression techniques , Rockstar would have the necessary tools to maximize the performance of GTA 6 on both Xbox Series models.
Along with this, Zelnick highlighted the growing importance of PC's share in the gaming industry, and said that this platform is becoming an essential component of Take-Two's market and policy. Although no release date for GTA 6 on PC has not yet been announced, so we can still reasonably expect a release of GTA 6 on PC sooner or later.
GTA 6 is scheduled for fall 2025 on PS5, Xbox Series X and S.
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