Rockstar runs 26 minutes of Grand Theft Auto VI on PlayStation
Rockstar Games captured 26 minutes of unreleased Grand Theft Auto VI sequences directly on a PlayStation console across Vice City. This newly revealed gameplay footage emerges more than a full decade following the official debut of the prior entry in the open-world franchise.
Technical capture displays seamless transit and dense urban corridors
The 26-minute continuous recording traverses coastal zones and bustling commercial districts of Vice City by maintaining direct camera passages from outdoor sidewalks into interior spaces while vehicles navigate packed multi-lane roads bordered by massive structural developments without any camera cuts across the city’s main avenues.
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- Urban road sections feature continuous traffic flow among high-density building structures across Vice City.
- A dynamic lighting engine calculates and casts moving shadows corresponding to solar progression over Vice City edifices.
Developer Rockstar Games arranged the technical demonstration to evaluate the title’s real-time graphical performance running directly on PlayStation console hardware. The test concluded without cuts.
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