The buzz surrounding the second trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) has sparked discussions about the authenticity and quality of the footage showcased. Some skeptics pointed out the fine print at the trailer's end, which claimed the footage was captured on a PlayStation 5, leading to speculation that it might have been recorded on a more advanced system like a PS5 Pro or a PC. However, Rockstar Games has firmly addressed these doubts.
In a clear statement on social media, Rockstar confirmed that GTA 6 Trailer 2 was indeed "captured entirely in-game from a PlayStation 5," and it comprises "equal parts gameplay and cutscenes." This clarification directly from the developer dispels any rumors about the use of a different platform.
Here's the full statement from Rockstar:
Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 2 was captured entirely in-game from a PlayStation 5, comprised of equal parts gameplay and cutscenes.
This revelation makes the visual quality of the trailer even more impressive, considering it was captured on a console that will be five-and-a-half years old by the game's release date on May 26, 2026. The detailed footage showcases Rockstar's continued excellence in game development.
The mention of gameplay in the trailer has sparked curiosity within the GTA 6 community, particularly about a scene where Jason enters his apartment. Fans are debating whether this is the transition from cutscene to gameplay. Discussions on platforms like Reddit are rife with speculation and analysis as enthusiasts try to distinguish between gameplay and cutscenes.
As anticipation builds, fans are meticulously dissecting the trailer. Meanwhile, there's a wealth of additional content available, including over 70 new screenshots and a collection of fan theories inspired by the trailer.
The delay of GTA 6's release to May 2026 has also raised questions about its simultaneous release on PC and consoles. While the answer remains uncertain, the excitement for this highly anticipated game continues to grow.