Grand Theft Auto 6 is going to look considerably better than the previous entry in the series, and the jump in visual quality is going to be massive, judging from a new video put together by a fan.
RavenwestR1 faithfully recreated the reveal trailer of the sixth entry in the series in Grand Theft Auto V, highlighting how massively better the new entry in the series will look compared to its predecessor, which, we must not forget, originally released on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
RavenwestR1's attempt to recreate the Grand Theft Auto 6 reveal trailer in GTA V isn't the first we have seen, as GTA Belgium also put one out earlier this month. The new recreation, however, is extremely faithful, making it easier to appreciate the great visuals of the next entry in the series by Rockstar Games.
Not much is currently known about Grand Theft Auto 6. The next entry in the series will feature two different protagonists and will be set in Vice City. Judging from the reveal trailer, the game will also support ray tracing, which is sure to bring the game's visuals to a whole different level.
Grand Theft Auto 6 launches sometime in 2025 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S. A PC version hasn't been announced yet, but there's a very good chance this version of the game will be released sometime after the console launch, as has been tradition for Rockstar Games for a good while.
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