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Grand Theft Auto VI plays best on PS5 November 19

Since Grand Theft Auto first arrived on the original PlayStation in 1997, the series has defined generations of play. We know players are excited for Grand Theft Auto VI, which heads to the state of Leonida — home to the neon-soaked streets of Vice City and beyond, in the biggest, most expansive evolution of the series yet.

Thanks to the close partnership between Sony Interactive Entertainment and Rockstar Games, Grand Theft Auto VI will play best on PS5 by taking advantage of PS5’s immersive features to deliver a deeply engaging single-player experience when it launches on November 19.

PS5 puts you in the center of the game world with the DualSense wireless controller reacting to your actions and bringing the sights, sounds, and sensations of Jason and Lucia’s story into the palm of your hands. The controller’s haptic feedback offers responsive vibrations, while its adaptive triggers provide dynamic resistance. The controller’s integrated speaker also adds another dimension to key moments and interactions, with sound effects from the controller enhanced by haptic feedback.

With Tempest 3D AudioTech, you can surround yourself in the distinct soundscapes of Leonida. From the streets of Vice City to the moments that unfold all across the state, this highly accurate audio positioning enhances your perception, helping to bring this world to life around you in unmatched ways. Grand Theft Auto VI also leverages the PS5’s ultra-high speed SSD, enabling you to experience the expansive world of Leonida with near-instant load times.

New info credited to : PlayStation.Blog

Grand Theft Auto VI Price Starts From RM339.

The Ultimate Edition costs RM419, with a lot of exclusive in-game cosmetics.

Rockstar Games previously said that it is opening up Grand Theft Auto VI for pre-orders on 25 June. As promised, the game is now listed on the online PlayStation Store (and not on Steam, for anyone still holding out hope), with the price of the game in tow. And the game, in its base Standard Edition, has an asking price of RM339.

As you’d expect, pre-ordering Grand Theft Auto VI digitally nets you quite a few bonuses, one of which is the in-game Vintage Vice City Pack. This gives you a few cosmetics such as outfits and hairstyles for both Jason and Lucia, a vehicle and personal garage, as well as a weapon wrap pattern that is essentially a callback to the original Vice City protagonist, Tommy Vercetti. Rockstar Games says that “all items will be available to Jason and Lucia as their story progresses”, though the weapon pattern is noted to be exclusive

Another pre-order bonus is a free month of GTA Plus. For the unfamiliar, this is the subscription add-on for GTA Online, which gives you a chunk of online in-game currency, some exclusive freebies and discounts, as well as a “rotating selection of classic Rockstar Games titles and other featured games in the GTA+ Games Library”, according to the publisher.

Then there’s the Ultimate Edition of Grand Theft Auto VI, which is priced at RM419. Pre-ordering this gives you the two freebies mentioned above, but it being the Ultimate Edition upgrade gives it a slew of additional bonuses. These range from even more cosmetics for Jason and Lucia to special versions of vehicles. Also, these are explicitly mentioned to be exclusive, so they are unlikely to be obtainable by progression.



Article news credited to : .net

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