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GTA 6 PS5 Features Trailer: DualSense, 3D audio and PS5 Pro
PlayStation's GTA 6 Features Trailer (10 Nov 2026) shows DualSense haptics, adaptive triggers and 3D audio. Here's what PS5 and PS5 Pro owners get.
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Confirmed On 10 November 2026, nine days before launch, PlayStation released “Grand Theft Auto VI - Features Trailer” on its official YouTube channel. It shows off what the PS5 version adds: DualSense haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, the controller speaker, Tempest 3D Audio and fast loading from the SSD, all of which Sony also lists on its own GTA 6 features page (PlayStation).
Video: PlayStation, on the official PlayStation YouTube channel. The trailer is spoiler-free: it’s about the controller and console, not the story.
What the trailer shows on PS5
- Confirmed Haptic feedback: the DualSense vibrates in response to what you do and to the world around you across Leonida and Vice City (PlayStation Store, PlayStation).
- Confirmed Adaptive triggers: the triggers push back with changing resistance throughout the game. Sony hasn’t spelled out each use, so expect the details once people get their hands on it (PlayStation Store).
- Confirmed Controller speaker: some sound effects play from the DualSense itself, often paired with haptics (PlayStation Store).
- Confirmed Tempest 3D Audio: more precise positioning of sound around you, best with headphones (PlayStation).
- Confirmed Fast loading: the PS5’s SSD gives near-instant load times (PlayStation).
- Confirmed Remote Play and offline play are both supported, and the game is single-player at launch (PlayStation Store).
What PS5 Pro owners get
- Confirmed GTA 6 carries the PS5 Pro Enhanced label on the PlayStation Store (PlayStation Store).
- Reported Rockstar’s pre-load announcement, posted the same day, says the PS5 Pro version uses PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) for a sharper image and adds ray-traced shadows that the other consoles don’t get (Push Square, Shacknews).
- Reported The game targets 30 frames per second on every console, PS5 Pro included, with no 60fps or 40fps performance mode at launch (Push Square, Shacknews).
Is it worth playing on PS5 over Xbox?
Both versions launch on the same day with the same game. The PS5 extras are the DualSense effects and 3D audio, and the PS5 Pro adds the sharper image and ray-traced shadows. If you already own an Xbox Series X|S, nothing here is a reason to switch. See platforms and PS5 Pro for the full picture.
Getting ready
- Pre-load is open now on PS5. Our pre-load guide covers how to start it and the file size you need.
- Check your DualSense is charged and updated before 19 November, and see our launch day checklist.
- Every other official video is in every GTA 6 trailer, in order.
Fact check
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- ConfirmedPlayStation: Grand Theft Auto VI PS5 features
- ConfirmedPlayStation Store: Grand Theft Auto VI
- ReportedPush Square: GTA 6 PS5 Pro features revealed, 30fps target on both consoles
- ReportedShacknews: GTA 6 runs at 30 FPS on all consoles, Rockstar confirms
- Confirmed
- Rockstar or a platform said it
- Reported
- 2+ big outlets agree
- Rumour
- Just talk, for now