GTA 6 Streams To 2013 Xbox One At Launch, Leaving PC Gamers Behind

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No, Rockstar Games is not launching a version of Grand Theft Auto VI for Xbox One system that is now over a decade old (see our review for a trip back in time), but even owners of the ancient console will have a chance to play the most anticipated video game of all time before PC gamers. How so? Microsoft confirmed the title will be playable at launch through Xbox Cloud Gaming on Xbox One, and of course on Xbox Series X|S hardware. Your GeForce RTX 5090 rig? It will have to wait.

"We’re excited to bring Grand Theft Auto VI to more Xbox players at launch, and we will also be adding more titles from Rockstar Games to Xbox Cloud Gaming including Grand Theft Auto V, Red Dead Redemption 2, and more in the coming months," Microsoft states in a blog post.

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