
TweakTown says GTA 6 will run at 30 FPS
The technical team is reportedly still unsure about a 60 FPS mode
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TweakTown reports that GTA 6 will run at 30 FPS. According to the outlet’s headline, Rockstar’s technical team is still unsure whether a 60 FPS mode will be available. No further details accompanied the source that was available for review.
The only frame rate presented as settled by TweakTown is 30 frames per second. A 60 FPS option is described as a possibility that the technical team remains uncertain about. The summary does not include a direct quote, identify members of the team, or explain the technical challenges involved.
For players planning to pick up GTA 6, the report means a 60 FPS mode should not yet be treated as guaranteed. However, the source does not specify whether 30 FPS would apply to every platform or only a particular configuration. It also provides no information about resolution, graphics modes, or differences between consoles.
It remains unknown whether the situation could change before release or whether Rockstar will offer additional performance options. Without access to the complete report or the original statement attributed to the company, no other technical details can be confirmed. For now, the available information is limited to TweakTown’s report about 30 FPS and the uncertainty surrounding a 60 FPS mode.
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