GTA 6 launches on November 19, 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S only: no PC version has been announced, and it will not run on PS4 or Xbox One. If you are buying a console for it, here is the short version.
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| Console | Built for | Storage | Disc drive |
|---|---|---|---|
| PS5 Pro | 4K TVs, sharpest image | 2 TB | Sold separately |
| PS5 Slim | Everyone, 4K TVs | 1 TB | Disc or Digital edition |
| Xbox Series X | Everyone, 4K TVs | 1 TB (2 TB editions exist) | Yes (digital edition exists) |
| Xbox Series S | 1080p / 1440p screens | 512 GB or 1 TB | No, digital only |
Rockstar has not yet detailed resolution or frame-rate modes per console. All four run the game; the more powerful machines should simply deliver a sharper, steadier picture.
Good news for PS5 Pro, PS5 Digital and Series S owners: the boxed versions of GTA 6 are code-in-box editions, in stores from November 12. The box holds a download code, not a disc, so this game needs no disc drive. Boxed or digital, you download the whole game.
The sensible choice: 1 TB inside and a disc drive for your other games.
See on Amazon ↗The cheapest way to play GTA 6. Prefer 1 TB: the 512 GB model fills up fast.
See on Amazon ↗Any PS5 or Xbox Series X|S will play GTA 6. Upgrading the TV (120 Hz, HDR) or the storage often makes a bigger difference than switching console.
Updated 2026-11-04