Grand Theft Auto V on PS5 will officially run at 4K/60 fps

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Grand Theft Motorcar V has been out for eight years, and it'due south available on a variety of dissimilar platforms. But thanks to its huge explorable earth and its immersive Grand Theft Car Online mode, the game still has a lot of life left in information technology. On Nov eleven, the game debuts on Xbox Series X and PS5, and we now know that it volition run at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second — at least on the latter console.

That information comes from the official PlayStation Weblog in Frg, translated via Google Translate. The thrust of the mail is simple enough: Sony highlights a multifariousness of high-profile games coming out for PS4 and PS5 in the latter half of 2021. These titles include Sony exclusives, such as the Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut, too every bit third-political party fare, such as Tales of Arise. Right at the end of the mail, though, Sony discusses 1000 Theft Automobile 5, including its resolution and frame rate.

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"You lot have never seen the criminal city Los Santos and so cute when the skyline shines thanks to a bold graphic update in well-baked 4K resolution … [and] a smooth lx fps," the post explains.

Granted, "an 8-yr-onetime game runs at a better graphical prune on the PS5" may not be earthshaking news, merely it's good to know that Rockstar and Sony have put some piece of work into updating the game for modernistic platforms. Even the blog postal service itself acknowledges that many players accept already experienced GTAV on PS3, then once again on PS4.

For obvious reasons, the Sony blog mail doesn't discuss whether the Xbox Series Ten/S version of GTAV will feature like graphical updates. Notwithstanding, since the Xbox Series X is slightly more than powerful than the PS5, it seems logical that Microsoft's panel should be able to pull off the same pull a fast one on. (The Xbox Series S caps out at 1440p resolution, but it should still exist able to tackle the game at 60 fps.)

For readers who were curious what else they could wait on their PlayStation systems before the stop of the twelvemonth, the post besides discussed Aliens: Fireteam Elite, Kena: Span of Spirits, Life is Strange: Truthful Colors, Deathloop, Battlefield 2042 and Ghostrunner. Whether you desire multiplayer shooters, single-player shooters, traditional activity/adventures or chaotic open worlds, there'southward probably something coming out on the PS4 or PS5 earlier the end of the year to suit your tastes.

Tom's Guide will accept reviews and boosted information on many of these games as they come out, and so stay tuned to the site for further coverage. We can too help yous notice a PS5, if you're one of the many frustrated gamers still trying to runway one down.

Marshall Honorof is a senior editor for Tom's Guide, overseeing the site's coverage of gaming hardware and software. He comes from a science writing background, having studied paleomammalogy, biological anthropology, and the history of science and technology. After hours, yous can detect him practicing taekwondo or doing deep dives on classic sci-fi.