GTA 6 Trailer 2 on PS5 Raises Expectations

Rockstar Games has confirmed that the second trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) was captured entirely using the PlayStation 5, setting high expectations for the game's visuals and performance. Dive deeper to uncover more about the trailer's presentation and hidden details fans might have overlooked.

GTA 6 Second Trailer Information

Captured Entirely Using PS5

The gaming community has been buzzing with excitement over Grand Theft Auto VI, especially following the release of its second trailer. The visual fidelity and realism showcased left fans in awe. On May 8, Rockstar Games took to Twitter (X) to reveal that the trailer was "captured entirely in-game from a PlayStation 5, composed of equal parts gameplay and cutscenes."

This announcement sparked curiosity among fans, particularly about which segments were gameplay, as the entire trailer seemed like it could be a series of cutscenes due to its cinematic quality. A fan clarified that all cutscenes in Rockstar Games titles run in-game, yet some remain skeptical that what they saw was purely in-game footage.

There's also been speculation about whether the trailer was captured on a standard PS5 or the rumored PS5 Pro, given the significant performance and graphical differences. Rockstar Games has yet to clarify this, leaving fans to ponder.

Things You Might Have Missed: GTA 6 Second Trailer

The trailer is packed with details, both overt and subtle, that fans are still uncovering. One exciting return is Phil Cassidy, a familiar face from previous GTA titles, now seen running an Ammu-Nation store chain. Although his appearance has changed, his role in the gun trade remains the same.

Eagle-eyed viewers also spotted a PS5 console and controller, reinforcing the trailer's capture on this platform.

The trailer hints at the return of the Gym System, first seen in GTA San Andreas, with protagonist Jason Duval working out on a beach. This suggests that players may once again have the opportunity to customize their character's physique.

Additionally, the trailer teases a variety of activities, including golf, fishing, scuba diving, hunting, basketball, kayaking, and fight clubs. While not officially confirmed, these could be playable activities given Rockstar's statement that everything in the trailer was captured in-game.

As fans continue to dissect the trailer, new references and Easter eggs are being discovered daily. Despite the game's release being pushed back to May 26, 2026, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, anticipation remains high. Keep an eye on our updates for the latest on Grand Theft Auto VI.