Grand Theft Auto 5was first released in 2013 on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, but since then Rockstar Games has brought the game to PC, PS4, and Xbox One, with plans to release PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X versions on March 15.GTAfans don’t have to wait all that much longer forGrand Theft Auto 5to come to the newest consoles, but since free upgrades aren’t a factor, some may be trying to decide which version they should buy.
All things considered, thePS5 and Xbox Series X versions ofGrand Theft Auto 5should be pretty much on par in terms of performance and graphics. However, there is one advantage that the PS5 version ofGrand Theft Auto 5will have over all other versions of the game that fans may want to consider when making their purchasing decision.
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Grand Theft Auto 5will be taking advantage of thePS5’s DualSense controllerand its unique features, like adaptive triggers and haptic feedback. Rockstar Games has confirmed that the PS5 version ofGrand Theft Auto 5will use the DualSense controller to help players feel “changes in road surface texture” among other things, like weather effects, directional damage, explosions, and more. And while DualSense support may not be a big deal to everyone, it’s still something that fans can only get from playing the PS5 version of the game.
And finally, it’s worth pointing out that PS5 gamers can actually getGrand Theft Auto Online, the multiplayer component forGTA 5, completely free of charge. Starting March 15 and for a period of three months,those on PS5 can claimGTA Onlinefree for their digital libraries. A PS Plus subscription isn’t required to claim the game, but one is necessary to actually play it, so fans should keep that in mind.
With theGrand Theft Auto 5PS5 release dateright around the corner, it will be interesting to see if this new version of the game is able to bring back lapsed players and keep fans satisfied while they wait onGTA 6news.
Grand Theft Auto 5is available now for PC, PS3, Xbox 360, and Xbox One with PS5 and Xbox Series X versions also in development.
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