GTA 6’s second trailer, captured entirely on the PlayStation 5, has set the gaming community abuzz with its stunning visuals and high-quality gameplay. Rockstar Games announced on Twitter (X) on May 8 that the trailer was "captured entirely in-game from a PlayStation 5, composed of equal parts gameplay and cutscenes." This revelation has sparked curiosity and excitement among fans, who are eager to discern which segments of the trailer represent actual gameplay.
Captured Entirely Using PS5
Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) continues to generate significant excitement with its latest trailer. The realism and quality of the visuals have left fans in awe, leading to discussions about whether the footage was purely cutscenes or a mix of gameplay and cinematic sequences. Rockstar's statement that all content was captured in-game has led to some skepticism, with fans questioning the distinction between gameplay and cutscenes, given the seamless quality.
A notable point of discussion is whether the trailer was captured on a standard PS5 or the anticipated PS5 Pro, as performance and graphical capabilities differ significantly between the two. Rockstar has yet to clarify this, leaving fans to speculate.
Things You Might Have Missed: GTA 6 Second Trailer
The trailer is packed with details, some more subtle than others. One highlight is the return of Phil Cassidy, a beloved character from the series known for his gun-selling business. Fans have noted changes in his appearance, suggesting a new iteration of the character while maintaining his familiar role in the Ammu-Nation store chain.
A subtle nod to the PS5, visible in the trailer, further confirms the use of the console for capturing the footage. Additionally, the trailer hints at the return of the Gym System, a feature first seen in GTA San Andreas, where protagonist Jason Duval is shown working out on a beach.
The trailer also teases a variety of activities that could be included in the game, such as golf, fishing, scuba diving, hunting, basketball, kayaking, and fight clubs. Although not officially confirmed, these glimpses suggest a rich, interactive world, aligning with Rockstar's statement that everything shown was captured in-game.
As fans continue to uncover more references and easter eggs, the anticipation for GTA 6's release continues to build. Despite a recent delay, the game is now scheduled to launch on May 26, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Stay tuned for more updates and insights into what promises to be a groundbreaking addition to the Grand Theft Auto series.
