GTA VI requires 212GB storage space, pre-loading begins November
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Nov, 16:33 · Archive
Rockstar Games confirmed Grand Theft Auto VI's pre-load file requires up to 212GB of storage space.
Rockstar Games confirmed on Tuesday that Grand Theft Auto VI's pre-load file will require up to 212GB of storage space, depending on the device. The studio urged players to ensure they have sufficient space before beginning to pre-load the game.
Pre-loading on PlayStation 5 starts on November 10 at midnight in local time zones, nine days before launch. Xbox Series X and S players can begin pre-loading globally on November 10 at 12AM GMT. Code-in-box versions for both consoles will be available from retailers beginning November 12, though the physical boxes will contain only a download code.
GTA VI launches on November 19 at $79.99 and is available exclusively as a digital download. Rockstar also announced it will release a free digital download of cover art and a map of Leonida on launch day, with a physical double-sided poster available from the Rockstar Store for $0.99 or free with any store purchase.

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- GTA 6 digital pre-loads for PS5 and Xbox will begin 9 days early and require a whopping 212GB of free spaceRockstar Games has announced the file size for Grand Theft Auto 6 and the dates for when players can pre-load their game depending on their edition.TechRadar · 3 Nov, 16:07
- GTA VI’s download will need up to 212GB of hard drive spaceYou're going to need a lot of extra storage space on your console if you're planning to play Grand Theft Auto VI later this month. Rockstar Games confirmed on Tuesday that the pre-load file will require up to 212GB "depending on your device." Rockstar says you can start pre-loading the game on the PlayStation 5 […]The Verge · 3 Nov, 15:15
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