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  • GTA 6 on PS5 Pro: what is confirmed

    The PlayStation Store lists GTA 6 as PS5 Pro Enhanced. So if you own a PS5 Pro, you get extra improvements on top of the normal PS5 version.

    What Rockstar has said

    • The game targets 30 frames per second on PS5, PS5 Pro and Xbox Series X|S.
    • On PS5 Pro, the game uses PSSR (Sony’s image upscaling) and adds ray-traced shadows.

    Should you buy a PS5 Pro for it?

    The game is made to run on a normal PS5, so you do not need a Pro. If you already own one, you get a sharper picture. If you do not, the normal PS5 is enough to enjoy the game.

    We will test both and share real results as soon as we have played.

  • How much space does GTA 6 need on PS5?

    The PlayStation Store listing for GTA 6 has been reported to show a download of about 210 GB. Rockstar has not published an official install size, so treat this as a good estimate and not a promise.

    Plan for more than 210 GB

    Patches and updates usually add data after the first download. Aim to have at least 250 GB free before you start, so the install does not stop halfway.

    How to free up space on PS5

    • Open Settings > Storage and look at what is using the most space.
    • Delete games you no longer play. You can download them again later.
    • Remove old video clips and screenshots after you have copied them to a USB drive.
    • Consider an M.2 SSD for the PS5 if your console is full all the time.

    Can I play from a USB drive?

    No. A USB drive can store PS5 games, but you must copy them back to the console storage (or a compatible internal M.2 SSD) to play.

  • How to record GTA 6 gameplay on PS5

    You do not need a capture card to record GTA 6 on PS5. The console records video for you. A few settings make the clips much better.

    Set up your captures

    • Open Settings > Captures and Broadcasts.
    • Under Captures, choose how long a video clip can be. Longer clips give you more room to work with.
    • Turn on microphone audio for video clips if you want your voice in the recording.
    • Pick the video quality that fits your storage. Higher quality uses more space.

    Record a clip

    Press the Create button twice quickly to start recording, and again to stop. A single press and hold saves the last few minutes of play, so you can catch a surprise moment after it happens.

    Move clips to your computer

    • Format a USB drive as exFAT.
    • Open the Media Gallery, select your clips and choose Copy to USB drive.
    • Plug the drive into your computer and copy the files over.

    Keep your commentary in the recording. Videos with your own voice and opinions are what viewers come back for.