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GTA VI Pre-Load File Requires Up to 212GB of Storage

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Rockstar Games has confirmed that the pre-load file for Grand Theft Auto VI will take up to 212GB of storage, depending on the device. Pre-loading opens on PlayStation 5 at midnight local time on Tuesday, November 10th. Xbox Series X|S users can begin pre-loading at 12AM GMT on the same date. Rockstar advises players to ensure they have enough free space to start pre-loading as early as possible. The company has also published a support page with further details on the process.

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