Rockstar Games has opened preloading for Grand Theft Auto VI on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S in most regions, letting preorder customers download the 212GB game ahead of its November 19 unlock.

The article lists the standard edition at $80 and a higher-end edition with additional content at $100, making storage space and whether to buy before reviews practical considerations.

The launch has also sparked debate over the code-in-box approach, with critics saying the retail box may contain no game disc.

German photos reportedly offer the clearest look yet at a final retail case, following an earlier image of a likely display case and reports of a MediaMarkt promotional poster; Rockstar has not officially confirmed the leak.

It remains unclear whether the poster would be placed inside game cases or distributed separately.

A gallery focused on Jason and Lucia and locations including Leonida and Vice City contains 37 to 39 images, according to different outlets, with some familiar shots alongside new interiors and scenarios.

Among the details highlighted are Jason’s changing hairstyles, a rave scene, facial tattoos and varied handguns, as well as a superbike ride in wet conditions without a helmet.

A mall sequence featuring armed riders and guards hints at larger indoor spaces, though it is unclear how freely players can explore them outside mission scenes.

The environments also appear to range beyond the cities, with underwater exploration, wetlands with alligators and a tactical dog among the reported features.

Many details circulating about the game remain speculative and draw on partial information from leaked pages or promotional material, which may not reflect the final settings.

The article reports support for a 120Hz mode but no current indication of VRR; a 40fps mode and PSSR 2 use are possibilities, not confirmed features, and Rockstar has not announced graphics settings or performance targets.

Similar reports may stem from the same alleged preload data rather than independent sources, so official statements from Sony or Rockstar should carry more weight.