GTA 6 leak reveals massive file size with endless gameplay

Pressure is mounting on Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive to release the upcoming GTA 6.

Or at the very least give us more info.

Their lips are sealed but we keep stumbling upon rumors and leaks.

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According to the latest leak, GTA 6 will require an enormous amount of space in your PlayStation – up to 750 GB.

For reference, Grand Theft Auto 5 ‘only’ required 72 gigabytes.

Some of those GB will of course be used for technical improvements, better graphics for example, but it also means two more things.

Firstly, at least 400 hours of gameplay.

And secondly, it means the map will be bigger, there will be more things to interact with, probably more weapons, more vehicles, and so on.

Speaking of the map, rumors suggest GTA 6 will take us back to Miami-inspired Vice City, rather than Liberty City (NYC), Los Santos (LA), or Las Venturas (Las Vegas).

Although a combination of all four would be nice, wouldn’t it?

With 750 GB, GTA 6 would be the biggest video game of all time in terms of GB size.

Mind you, on a side note, it’s worth noting that the PS5 has 825 GB available, 160+ of which are used for system files that can’t be deleted.

So we’d take the leak with a pinch of salt.

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For the first time in GTA history, players will be able to choose a female character as a playable protagonist.

Rumor has it, the game will feature a Bonnie and Clyde-inspired crime duo, named Jason and Lucia.

Grand Theft Auto 6 doesn’t have an official title yet (everyone calls it GTA 6 just because it’s convenient to do so), and no release date.

In a recent interview, Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick said the company expects a massive spike in sales between 2024 and 2025.

A lot of people took that as a coded message to say GTA 6 will be released at some point in 2024, because it is by far Take-Two’s biggest money-maker.

Fingers crossed.