How to use the GTA Online Career Builder to set your criminal path And once it clicks, once you realise why you can feel every kerb-hop, why every high-speed drift feels more exhilarating, and why every bullet fired carries more weight.
What does make a subtle but marked difference, however, is the DualSense's use of haptic feedback, which can now be set to low, medium, or high via a new settings menu option. When your phone rings, you hear the voice on the other end through the controller's speaker as opposed to your headphones, which, again, also appears on last-gen hardware and is more disconcerting than it is neat. – but that feature continues to be pretty superficial.
Similar to how it worked with the DualShock 4's light bar, the strip lights that line the DualSense controller's touchpad flash to reflect specific situations – solid red when you're health is low, for example, blinking blue and red when being pursued by the cops etc. But GTA 5 on PS5 also feels good in literal terms, even if it took me a while to nail down exactly why scooting around in a sports car felt so nice, or why selecting a firearm from the weapons wheel felt different. When the midday sun bathes the palm tree-lined faux LA thoroughfares, or when the sky bleeds orange to red to purple at dusk over the Senora Freeway, it's hard not to get lost in the enduring mystique of this wonderful evolving sandbox, and it's easy to see why it's stood the test of time. That's noticeable on a figurative level almost immediately. Nodding along to the prolonged G-funk-inspired loading screen theme of GTA: San Andreas opposite a CRT telly in the mid-2000s felt like a rite of passage, after all.Īll of which is to say: GTA 5 on PS5 feels good. I accessed GTA 5's single-player story mode in less than 30 seconds on PS5 yesterday, for goodness sake, and while I'm not about to get misty-eyed over a negative quirk of Rockstar's back catalogue, it does feel quite novel to boot up a Grand Theft Auto game and barely have time to take a sip of my coffee. Prior to modder t0st's homemade fix to PC loading times last year – a patch that Rockstar later officially acknowledged and implemented itself – that wait could sometimes be tripled in times gone by.
In order to cross-check the DualSense-driven nips and tucks as mentioned above, I fired up my PC save which took two minutes and 41 seconds to drop me onto the dance floor of my GTA Online nightclub. There's not much more to say about GTA 5's new loading times beyond the fact that they're now significantly better. "When the sky bleeds orange to red to purple at dusk over the Senora Freeway, it's hard not to get lost in the enduring mystique of this wonderful evolving sandbox, and it's easy to see why it's stood the test of time."
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