Using The Golden Joystick Awards, Rockstar once again backed up the expectations we have around GTA VI, saying that the game will have things that “Our Heads Are Going to Explode”. The developer hasn’t specified anything, so we don’t know what it covers, and we’ll have to wait many more months for at least a solid clue, since it won’t launch until late 2025.

It’s good that Rockstar wants to build excitement with GTA VI, it makes sense since it’s ultimately their big project for the current generation of consoles, but things like that are a double-edged sword because they can raise expectations to a level that cannot be met. If that happens, it can end up being a disappointment, even if it’s not a bad game.

The first trailer for GTA VI allowed us to see many technical details that represent important developments compared to GTA V, but the most notable ones are without a doubt the higher the number of NPCs, the higher the quality and increasing the level of detail and modeling of both NPCs and scenarios.

I think one of the most important advancements that Rockstar is talking about will go right there, due to improving the quality and quantity of NPCs. These not only have more realistic modeling and animations, but can also offer greater degree of interaction than NPCs in GTA V.

It’s interesting to bring up Red Dead Redemption 2 to understand it all better. If Rockstar was able to create NPCs with that level of intelligence and ability to interact on previous generation consoles that were limited to the AMD Jaguar processor, imagine what he could have done with the Zen 2 CPU current generation consoles. I am very curious.

The PC version of GTA VI has not been confirmed yet, but Take-Two, the publisher of GTA VI, has stated that PC is a key platform in its strategy, so we can expect this version to be announced shortly after release. console version. Your arrival should occur between six months and a year after.

GTA VI won at the Golden Joystick Awards award for the most anticipated game.