GTA 6 trailer blur sparks graphic downgrade talk
Fans noticed a blurry look in the new GTA 6 trailer, but the effect appears to be a camera-style filter, not a graphics downgrade.
AI-generated summary based on reporting by Kotaku.
Rockstar Games released a new minute-and-a-half trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6, and it quickly got people talking. The trailer shows several big scenes, including army-related backstory moments, a shower scene, a boat fight, and the return of the famous “Grand Theft Auto” line.
What caught the most attention, though, was the blurry look in parts of the trailer. Some fans online started saying the game looked worse than before and accused Rockstar of downgrading the graphics ahead of launch.
The blur appears to be a visual effect rather than a problem with the game itself. The look is being described as a Gaussian blur or camera-lens filter. People online also pointed out that Rockstar has used optional visual filters before, including in Red Dead Redemption II.
Because of that, the blurry style is likely just part of the trailer’s presentation, not a sign that the game has changed visually.
Read the original story at Kotaku →