Watch on YouTube Digital Foundry's video tech review for the new 'next-gen' upgrade for Grand Theft Auto 5, tested here on PlayStation 5. Rockstar Social Club logins are a thing (skippable for single-player), but moving from menu to story mode takes around 20 seconds - far faster than PS4, where the same process takes two minutes and eight seconds on my system. Full frame-rate menus might not sound like a big deal, but remarkably they're running at 30fps on last-gen consoles and even the PC version. There's far less friction on PS5 - just press play and you're straight into the introductory videos and from there into the 60fps menus. After downloading GTA5 on PS4, I discovered that a further installation period was required, which took over an hour (!). I'm not just talking about loading, but also installation. If you're coming from the last-gen console experience, what kind of upgrades are you getting? And if you've previously played the abundantly scalable PC rendition of GTA5, just how close does the new version compare to the maxed out experience? For our tests, we concentrated and the PlayStation 5 rendition of the game, finding that the new hardware delivers a vastly improved user experience even before you start playing it! We'll be tackling platform comparisons in another article (truth is, we only received code the day before release - and this work takes time) so our focus today is on what it is that the new version offers over existing versions of the game. With the arrival of this new premium edition, Rockstar's mega-selling game now arrives on its third generation of gaming hardware with the promise of three quality modes, including the addition of hardware accelerated ray tracing features. That's quite the thing: we're talking about a title that first launched in 2013 on PS3 and Xbox 360 before being revamped for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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Grand Theft Auto 5 arrived this week with a new update designed to leverage the capabilities of the new wave of games consoles.
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