Digital Foundry says GTA 6 is not expected to run at 60 FPS on any PS5 console, including the PS5 Pro. According to the team, the biggest problem is the CPU, not the GPU. The game’s large open world, advanced AI, heavy traffic, and high number of NPCs are expected to be too demanding for current PS5 hardware to deliver stable 60 FPS. The PS5 Pro should still offer better image quality and improved graphics, but Digital Foundry doesn’t think it will be enough to reach 60 FPS.

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Steam Deck has now booted its first PS5 game through the experimental SharpEmu emulator, with Astro’s Playroom running at 0,6 FPS SharpEmu managed to get the game running directly on Steam Deck through SteamOS, without Remote Play or cloud streaming. The performance is currently around 0.5–1 FPS, and the game only reaches the PlayStation Studios intro and loading screen. It’s obviously nowhere near playable yet but it’s something