GDA 5 updated version Is the version for PS5 And Xbox Series X | S of Rockstar Games’ masterpiece, first released on PS3 and Xbox 360. The new version will have various technical improvements, but it is not clear what they are talking about. Now, however, by the way PlayStation Germany We see that the game proposes a resolution 4K and 60 FPS.
The information comes directly from PlayStation Blog Jumped on the German edition and then on Reddit. Reference article, You can find it here, Not available in Italian or English. The article was published on July 20, but has only just been noticed. PlayStation Germany speaks openly about 4K and 60 FPS, but this information has not been announced directly before.
As of today, the PS5 and Xbox Series X | We haven’t had a chance to watch the game on the S yet, so we don’t know which one. Graphical changes We can expect from the updated version of GTA 5. This first confirmation regarding the resolution and frame rate will allow players to feel a little more calm about running the Rockstar Games game.
We insist that the information be shared only by a specific region PlayStationAlthough it is hard to imagine that the GTA 5 does not offer 4K and 60 FPS, the announcement was not expected or it is possible that it was an error. In “bad condition”, the game can offer two graphics modes: one for maximum resolution and one for maximum frame rate. However, for now this is only speculation. We’ll have to wait for the full announcement of Rockstar Games.
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