Friday, February 4th 2022
GTA 6 is "Well Underway", Confirms Developer Rockstar Games
The Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series is one of the most popular game franchises ever created, with the latest version V (five), perhaps the most popular installment. However, GTA V was released back in September of 2013, and it is almost a nine-year-old game at this point. Without any regard to its Online part, fans of GTA need new content to keep them satisfied. For a while, we have been collecting rumors about the existence of GTA 6, a successor to the famous GTA V edition. Today, we got the information "straight from the horse's mouth," the game developer Rockstar Games, that the release of GTA 6 is "well underway."
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Rockstar Games
Rockstar GamesWith the unprecedented longevity of GTAV, we know many of you have been asking us about a new entry in the Grand Theft Auto series. With every new project we embark on, our goal is always to significantly move beyond what we have previously delivered — and we are pleased to confirm that active development for the next entry in the Grand Theft Auto series is well underway. We look forward to sharing more as soon as we are ready, so please stay tuned to the Rockstar Newswire for official details.There is no specific date mentioned here. However, we have confirmation that the fans of the GTA series will get their highly-anticipated sequel sometime in the future.
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Edit: I played CP77 on launch day on PC, yes, whole game finished, including side quests. Great game.
I'll put it this way. By the time I got about halfway through the game, I KNEW things were gonna go badly. Just for the record, I've pulled up the first major patch listed. A good half of it are completion stoppers for quests. This one came in a time when people's saves were being corrupted by essentially being too big. And the PC saves still weren't salvageable after the fix. A bunch of PC players lost their saves just from playing the crap out of the early versions and probably using the seemingly uncountable number of farming/duping exploits in the game. And these were just things they were acknowledging at the time. Many others were known by the communities around the game. Many players were not satisfied with this at all and took to the comments below www.cyberpunk.net/en/news/37373/patch-1-1
I just don't know how anyone can look back on that launch and think it was good, sincerely. You can say you had fun, and maybe you managed to avoid the bulk of the really bad ones. But to look around and think all of the things going down were just in people's heads really throws me off... pretty much every time I see somebody say that. That launch was like... historically bad.
Clearly GTA 4 remains as the black sheep of the family, not being included in the remasters, not launching on PS4 and being hard to play on PC given the botched games for windows live thing They better not release a cross gen tittle so late into the current generation cycle. I understand current games going cross gen, more so given the supply shortages on new consoles, but late 2023 is to late to still do that.
In fact when I had it as physical copy, I always played without signing in to GFWL so it didn't even matter.
Sorry, they don't have to release a game every year, but Jeez I expect more than 1 GTA every 10 years LOL.
2160p 30fps no raytracing features
1440p 60fps no raytracing features
1080p 60fps raytracing features + reconstruction technics
and this translates well into the following:
XBOX-1X 1440p 30 fps
PS4 Pro 1250p 30fps
PS4 900p 30fps
XBOX-1S 720p 30fps
So unless they choose to fully utilize the SSD memory subsystem into their new core game engine dynamics the conversion is relatively normal for last gen machines (the graphics can be scaled down quite easily if they plan from start)
Old = One = Series S, New = Series X
Xbox
Xbox 360
Xbox One
Xbox One X
Xbox Series S (weak version)
Xbox Series X (bigger strong version, same gen)