Ten years later, is it a massive leap? <\/p>
It\u2019s been 10 whole years since the last Grand Theft Auto. And it\u2019s been a decade of significant change in the gaming industry. The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, for example, have been and gone.<\/p>\n
Now that we finally have the trailer<\/a> for GTA 6<\/a>, we know for sure that the series has completely skipped the eighth generation of consoles (barring ports).<\/p>\n That surely means a huge graphical leap between Grand Theft Auto 5 and 6, then?<\/p>\n Well, not necessarily. There are a few things we need to take into account (including the aforementioned ports). Read on for how the GTA 6 graphics compare to GTA 5.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s not forget that while Grand Theft Auto has technically skipped the eighth generation of consoles, this only applies when we look at GTA 5 at launch. The fifth in the series has since been ported to PS4 and Xbox One, and has been given the remaster treatment.<\/p>\n So, GTA 5 running on previous-gen hardware looks far more polished than it did back in 2013.<\/p>\n YouTuber GRIZZLY BEAR has made a video comparing the San Andreas of GTA 5 with what we saw of Vice City in the GTA 6 trailer. Check out the video below:<\/p>\nGTA 6 graphics: How do they compare to GTA 5?<\/strong><\/h2>\n