Netflix has confirmed that the GTA 6 Extended Look uses solely in‑game footage from the base PlayStation 5, according to an update on its official presentation page.
Netflix confirms PS5 footage for the GTA 6 Extended Look
The clarification appears on the Netflix‑hosted “Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look” page, which now specifies that camera work was “Captured entirely from in‑game footage on PlayStation 5.”
Although the wording omits the PS5 Pro, it implies that Rockstar employed the standard console for the production. The statement comes after the studio had previously used PS5 footage to craft the GTA 6 reveal trailer, a move that aligns with Sony’s marketing emphasis on the game’s performance on the platform.
Netflix’s edit arrives just before the presentation’s premiere, giving viewers another point of analysis prior to the full unveiling.
27‑minute showcase promises unprecedented depth
The extended presentation runs for 27 minutes, offering a far more detailed look than previous short trailers. Fans can expect to see a longer sequence of gameplay elements—raw missions, driving sequences, combat, or possibly an expanded cinematic montage—though the exact content has yet to be disclosed.
Rockstar’s use of in‑game footage in both its reveal trailer and the Extended Look suggests that the studio is showcasing the authentic on‑stage experience within the game engine, rather than relying on pre‑rendered or concept visuals.
By stacking 27 minutes of material, Rockstar provides space to demonstrate each feature layered in its world and camera work, raising expectations about how the title will feel on PS5 hardware.
What fans can infer about PS5 versus PS5 Pro
Because the wording emphasizes the base PlayStation 5, speculation about a PS5 Pro build remains open. The lack of mention does not confirm the exclusion of the Pro, merely that the capture was conducted on “PlayStation 5” without specifying the variant.
Given Sony’s repeated reference to the game’s performance on PS5 in marketing campaigns, it is likely that Rockstar intended the footage to reflect typical H‑O-H performance rather than the top tier of graphical fidelity.
As the 27‑minute segment goes live, the community will scrutinize graphical enhancements, frame rates, and level detail, potentially clarifying whether the PS5 Pro’s extra horsepower will yield visible benefits within GTA 6.
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