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New ‘GTA 6’ Gameplay Leaves Fans Stunned
Rockstar Games shared a 15-second Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay clip that many viewers initially mistook for real footage. Its convincing recreation of a scene from Miami-Dade has renewed discussion about the game’s visual realism and how it might look when players record the world using an in-game phone.
The clip was adapted from a video posted by the OnlyInDade social media account and appears to show a sparsely populated sidewalk. Compared with the original, the game footage has more saturated colours and shaky camera movement, while the real video contains more people. Rockstar has not explicitly confirmed the clip is genuine gameplay, though OnlyInDade describes it as 100% gameplay.
In short
- A 15-second GTA 6 clip was mistaken for real footage.
- The scene recreates a video from Miami-Dade.
- Viewers are debating its realism and whether it shows in-game phone footage.
Explained simply
Grand Theft Auto is a long-running series of open-world action games made by Rockstar Games. Its stories often feature fictional versions of real places, and players can explore them and record scenes using an in-game phone.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is set in the fictional state of Leonida, which draws on Florida; its main city, Vice City, is based on Miami. The clip’s resemblance to a real Miami-Dade video has renewed interest in how closely the game may portray everyday streets and what its world could look like through a phone camera.