Grand Theft Auto V and GTA Online Next-Gen Upgrade Now Available on Consoles
A significant free update has officially arrived for GTA 5 and GTA Online, extending a unique opportunity to players who own the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One versions but have yet to make the jump to the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X/S editions. This upgrade unlocks the full suite of next-generation enhancements, providing access to superior technical performance and exclusive content previously reserved for newer hardware.
For PlayStation 5 users, the process is straightforward: the update is available to everyone, whether you own a physical disc or a digital copy. If you possess the physical version, you simply need to insert the disc into your console to verify ownership and trigger the download.
Please note that for Xbox players, this offer is restricted to those who own the digital version of the game. According to the developers, technical platform limitations prevent owners of physical Xbox discs from participating in this specific upgrade path.
To initiate the upgrade, head over to the game’s dedicated page within your console’s respective digital storefront. Best of all, the transition is seamless, allowing you to migrate your existing save data and character progress to the new version without losing your hard-earned achievements.
It appears that Rockstar Games and Take-Two have introduced this initiative four years following the debut of the latest console re-release. The move serves as a compelling incentive for long-time players who were previously hesitant to repurchase the title to finally embrace the capabilities of modern gaming hardware.
Source: gta.com.ua
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