A new trailer for the game shown during the PlayStation Showcase event didn't wow fans, however, and it became massively downvoted as a result. The studio is calling the new edition of GTA V an "expanded and enhanced" version. We know this includes 4K resolution and 60fps gameplay, among other improvements. GTA V for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S will have a "range of technical and graphical improvements across the entire experience." This includes performance enhancements for some cars in GTA Online "and so much more," Rockstar says. The game will also support cross-progression via a "one-time migration," bringing both your single-player progress and your GTA Online progress to either the PS5 or Xbox Series X|S.
Typically $40, the Xbox Series X|S version is currently $20 prior to launch, while the PS5 version is $10 prior to launch, accounting for the free GTA Online inclusion on the platform. Because of this, pricing varies between the systems. While GTA V on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S may not be a free upgrade, Rockstar will release the new GTA Online standalone edition for free on PS5 for the first three months after launch starting in March 2022. With GTA V continuing to sell exceptionally well-it sold 5 million copies in the April-June quarter, propelling the game to 150 million sold overall-it stands to reason that Rockstar and parent company Take-Two will continue to ride the wave for as long as it makes commercial sense to do so. Now Playing: Grand Theft Auto 5 PS5 Trailer | Sony PS5 Reveal Event
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