November 19 is coming. Controllers, headsets, monitors, and everything else you need to experience GTA6 the right way.
GTA6 launches on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Rockstar hasn't detailed specific DualSense haptic features yet, but PS5's haptic feedback has been a genuine highlight in past Rockstar titles — worth having a controller that supports it either way.
GTA6's audio is going to be massive. Leonida's soundscape — ocean, city, swamps — needs a headset that can handle it. And for The Last Drive, you need to hear your convoy.
Rockstar hasn't published official display/performance specs for GTA6 yet — this is our editorial read based on how console generations have trended, not a confirmed number. Leonida on a real 4K display is going to look unlike anything in gaming history either way. Don't play it on a 1080p TV from 2016.
Rockstar has only confirmed PS5 and Xbox Series X|S for launch — a PC version and its system requirements haven't been announced yet. Based on how recent Rockstar titles have scaled on PC, we'd expect GTA6 to be demanding. These are solid upgrades for demanding current games generally, not a guarantee of GTA6 PC performance.
The finishing touches. Charging stations, capture cards, and the small things that make launch night run smooth.
Marathon Last Drive sessions need the right fuel. Vice City-flavored, obviously.
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