GTA 5 PS5 trailer is too much for some players - knightknoble

GTA 5 PS5 trailer is too overmuch for some players

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After Grand Theft Motorcar 5 PS5 appeared at senior Night's PlayStation Showcase, some players are poking fun at Rockstar for cathartic the game for a third time.

In a clip posted to Twitter, streamer LordBalvin turns away from the camera as the spirited's logotype comes up, earlier yelling "they put up't keep getting away with this." As the trailer welcomes players back to Los Santos and shows off the 'expanded and increased' features, atomic number 2 told viewers "I don't want to go back," earlier suggesting that despite the new-gen rise, "you can't enhance the graphics any more this, information technology already looks solid," and pointing out that you could switch betwixt characters pretty easily when the game first released for PS3 and Xbox 360.

LordBalvin isn't the exclusively person who wasn't thrilled by the Ra-release's appearance during last night's establish. A quick Chirrup search for 'GTA V' turns up stacks of memes bemoaning everything from the eight-twelvemonth gap between the first outlet and now to the game's subsequent visual aspect on multiple variant platforms and the fact that GTA 6 is nowhere in sight.

Whether or not you agree that Rockstar is milking GTA 5 for all it's worth, the game's seniority is impressive. Its avant-garde release for the Xbox 360 and PS3 means that when the GTA 5 close-gen release date comes around in March, the title volition span three console generations. That's a lay claim that even Skyrim, for entirely its ports and Re-releases, can't reach quite yet (leastwise until Skyrim: Day of remembrance Edition arrives in November).

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