Grand Theft Auto fans have another reason to get excited, as new PlayStation Store data has sparked fresh discussions about GTA 6 Multiplayer Support. Recent backend findings have revealed three multiplayer-related entries connected to the upcoming PS5 release, suggesting that Rockstar may already be preparing the groundwork for its online features.
The information comes from PlayStation Game Size, an X account known for tracking changes and hidden details in PlayStation Store data. While the discovery does not confirm an online mode, it has given fans another reason to look forward to what Rockstar might have planned.
PlayStation Store Data Reveals Three Multiplayer Entries
According to PlayStation Game Size, three entries have appeared in the PlayStation Store backend for GTA 6: “joinSession,” “launchActivity,” and “launchMultiplayerActivity.”
These entries were spotted on November 9, shortly before the game’s pre-load became available. The same account also shared a screenshot showing that Story appears as a separate component in the PS5 download queue.
This has raised questions about whether Rockstar could eventually offer GTA 6’s online mode as a separate download rather than including everything in the initial game installation.
PlayStation Game Size has previously shared accurate information about the game’s storage requirements. Its earlier report suggested a 210 GB download, while Rockstar later confirmed that GTA 6 could require up to 212 GB of storage on PS5.
GTA 6 Multiplayer Mode Is Still Unconfirmed
Despite the interesting discovery, players should not treat these entries as confirmation that multiplayer will be available at launch.
The three entries could simply be standard PlayStation 5 system functions that allow players to join sessions or launch specific activities. There is currently no evidence that actual multiplayer content has been included in the files.
Rockstar has officially presented GTA 6 as a single-player experience and has not announced any details about its next online mode.
However, there are reasons to believe that the online experience could arrive later. Twitch CEO Dan Clancy previously suggested that GTA 6 multiplayer could launch in 2027 after discussions with Rockstar.
Take-Two Interactive has also confirmed that the existing GTA Online will continue receiving support after GTA 6 arrives.
For now, the PlayStation Store discovery offers an interesting look at what could be coming next. Rockstar has yet to share its official plans, but fans will likely be watching closely for more information about GTA 6 Multiplayer Support.
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