Rockstar has announced that preloads are available for GTA 6 with a new trailer that gives a few new looks at the game before we all get to play it on November 19.
Rockstar has confirmed performance expectations for GTA 6, with it targeting 30FPS on all consoles. PS5 Pro will see some enhancements to ray tracing, however.
Rockstar Games and West Coast Customs teamed up to build real versions of GTA 6's cars... and you can buy one of them if you have $1.3 million lying around.
Rockstar is selling a real Grotti Cheetah for £1 million.
The car is on display right now at Selfridges in London. West Coast Customs built it on a Ferrari Testarossa and painted it in the pink-and-blue Vice City fade.
It’s not for sale online. Buyers have to go through Selfridges Personal Shopping.
The pop-up runs until November 28.
Rockstar could take down GTA 6 spoiler videos even after launch.
The rules apply to all Rockstar games and include:
- Videos showing the ending or major plot twists.
- Standalone cutscenes and cinematic sequences.
- Edited videos combining cutscenes and story dialogue.
- Leaked pre-release footage and early unboxing videos.
Longer, narrated Let’s Plays can still include cutscenes, but standalone cinematic uploads can be removed.
These aren’t new GTA 6-specific rules. Rockstar’s general copyright policy was last updated in January 2025
Rockstar has confirmed GTA 6 will get a physical map, available for $0.99 or free with any Rockstar Store purchase
The game will also require up to 212GB of storage, with preloads starting November 10 ahead of its November 19 release