A new report has claimed that the latest batch of Grand Theft Auto 6 screenshots may not be running in real-time, indicating that the final game may not look as good when it launches in November. While nothing has been officially confirmed by Rockstar, some details in the recent GTA 6 screenshots could indicate that they may not have been captured during real-time gameplay.
Gaming graphical downgrades between marketing and release is always a controversial topic. There have been several high-profile examples in the past, arguably the most famous of which is the original Watch Dogs. It's obviously frustrating for fans to have been sold the idea of one game, only to receive another, which is why many adopt caution when it comes to taking in marketing for new games.
Grand Theft Auto 6’s latest unhinged theory is using oxygen intake, of all things, to support the idea that Rockstar is preparing a new trailer.
A new Digital Foundry report has commented on whether GTA 6's newest screenshots are likely to be running in real-time, saying, "With such a high level of fidelity on show, then, a question still dangles over which platform is actually being...
