30 minutes seems right
There was a lot of speculation over how long the event would be — a BBC report claimed 30 minutes a while ago, but was met with some skepticism online, and then was removed from the report. But it turned out to be essentially right on the money, with Netflix now listing a 27-minute runtime.
I think that’s probably good length. There’s an upper limit on how much is really worth showing us before launch — we want to get a good feel for the scale, the movement, the pace… but I want to mostly experience all this for myself when it comes out.
It’s interesting that today’s showcase will demo how it looks on PS5 rather than PS5 Pro. We know the Pro version will be enhanced, but not exactly how — this makes me wonder if it’ll just be a higher rendering resolution rather than major lighting improvements or other elements that Rockstar might want to show off (though people are expecting some kind of superior Ray Tracing tech in the Pro version).
Now, I say our first official look, because the last week has seen an unprecedented series of GTA 6 gameplay leaks from the mysterious ‘Cyberleek’. There’s been a lot of speculation over what platform those leaks are from (the consensus is that it’s likely running on a PC) and exactly what the leaker had access to (some argue just the prologue).
Welcome to the big day, everyone! Our first official look at GTA 6 gameplay running on a PS5.
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