Only some extra weeks stay earlier than Grand Theft Auto 6 launches on PS5 and Xbox Sequence X|S, and whereas Rockstar Video games just lately lifted the lid on its huge open-world sequel, that is nonetheless not sufficient. There’s undoubtedly worth in approaching a recreation with as little data as potential as a way to get pleasure from any potential surprises, however we’re not these individuals.
As a substitute, senior video producer Jake Dekker determined to seize a folder of high-resolution GTA 6 screenshots–a complete 99 of them, not together with the promotional pictures for GTA 6’s Final Version–and analyzed dozens of them for hidden particulars. This is what he discovered within the first a part of his JPEG investigations.
Unsurprisingly, GTA 6 is loaded with small particulars, callbacks to earlier video games within the sequence, and a few technical wizardry. There are frazzled beards, the refined results of gravity, sensible scars, and even NPCs displaying what the ravages of time and a tropical local weather can do to flesh, proving GTA 6’s location of Leonida is packed to the gills with small touches. Probably the greatest hidden particulars in these screenshots is the exhausting forex: Each greenback invoice is printed proper in the USA of Paranoia. Hey, it is authorized tender in a online game!
For extra GTA 6 investigations, you may take a look at a number of extra movies from the staff. They’ve analyzed how immersive the sport will probably be, from its introduction of a gas financial system to a better have a look at how actions have penalties. In different GTA 6 information, you may examine how the cops will launch the hounds to catch you, how one can be a crappy individual to NPCs, and the way huge the sport’s map will probably be (spoiler: fairly huge).
Legendary rocker Cliff Richard additionally just lately realized that a few of his music is in GTA 6, and whereas he isn’t completely clued up on the sport franchise, he is nonetheless pleased that his 1976 tune “Satan Lady” is reaching a brand new viewers.