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Highlights GTA 6 is expected to run at 30FPS on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Higher frame rates are anticipated for PC players depending on their hardware. Industry analyst Matthew Ball suggests the standard edition of GTA 6 may be priced at $100. A Spanish retailer briefly listed GTA 6 release date as September 17. GTA 6 rumours and speculations are gaining momentum. (Image credit - Rockstar Games) As Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) hype builds, fans are curious about how well the game will perform on consoles and whether it will come with a higher price tag. A former Rockstar Games animator recently shared insights on the game’s expected frame rate, while reports suggest it might cost more than previous GTA titles. Here’s what we know so far. GTA 6 Likely to Run at 30FPS on Consoles Former Rockstar Games animator Mike York, who worked on GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2, believes GTA 6 will likely be locked at 30 frames per second (FPS) on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. In an interview with Kiwi Talkz, he explained that Rockstar prioritises a stable frame rate and while the game might occasionally hit 40-50FPS, a consistent 60FPS is unlikely unless Rockstar uses AI-driven upscaling or other optimisation methods. 🎮NEW PODCAST OUT NOW🎮 with Mike York. We talk about the culture at Rockstar, working on Red Dead Redemption 2, the combat system he pushed for on GTA V, his thoughts on GTA VI, the Houser Brothers and more.... WATCH HERE ➡️ pic.twitter.com/ySYdd1GRvc — Reece “Kiwi Talkz” Reilly (@kiwitalkz) January 28, 2025 However, PC players can expect higher frame rates after launch depending on their hardware. Looking at past trends, GTA 5 originally ran at 30FPS on PlayStation 3 and only achieved 60FPS years later when optimized for newer consoles. With GTA 6 featuring enhanced graphics, a similar approach seems likely. Meanwhile, Industry analyst Matthew Ball suggested in his State of Video Gaming in 2025 report that Rockstar’s parent company Take-Two Interactive may price GTA 6’s standard edition at $100, a notable jump from past releases. As of the launch date, Spanish retailer XUruguay briefly listed GTA 6’s release date as September 17, 2025, which is exactly 12 years after GTA 5 launched. The listing was quickly removed, leaving fans wondering if it was a real leak or just a placeholder based on Rockstar’s Fall 2025 release window. FAQs Q1. What frame rate is GTA 6 expected to run at on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X? Answer. GTA 6 is expected to run at 30 frames per second (FPS) on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, with occasional spikes to 40-50FPS but not a consistent 60FPS. Q2. What might the standard edition of GTA 6 cost? Answer. Industry analyst Matthew Ball suggests that the standard edition of GTA 6 may be priced at $100, a notable increase from previous releases. Q3. When was GTA 6's release date briefly listed by a Spanish retailer? Answer. A Spanish retailer, XUruguay briefly listed GTA 6’s release date as September 17, 2025, which aligns with Rockstar's Fall 2025 release window. Q4. Why is GTA 6 expected to run at a lower frame rate on consoles? Answer. Former Rockstar Games animator Mike York explains that Rockstar prioritises a stable frame rate and achieving a consistent 60FPS on consoles is unlikely without AI-driven upscaling or other optimisation methods. Also Read : Leaked: GTA 6 Might Launch in September 2025, Could Cost $100 Also Read : GTA 6 Release Date Leaks and What Gamers Can Expect (Web Story)

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