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Former Rockstar Developer Says AI Could Speed Up GTA VI’s PC Port

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Former Rockstar technical director Obbe Vermeij said AI-assisted reverse engineering could turn the PlayStation 5 version of Grand Theft Auto VI into a PC port, potentially pushing Rockstar to release its official port sooner. He estimated the effort could cost tens of thousands of dollars in tokens and said the result might satisfy some PC players, though it probably would not match Rockstar’s work. Rockstar has not announced when an official PC version will arrive.

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Could AI-Made GTA VI Clones Push Rockstar to Release a PC Port Sooner?Ars Technica · AI

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  1. Ars Technica · AI
    Could AI-Made GTA VI Clones Push Rockstar to Release a PC Port Sooner?

    Former Rockstar technical director Obbe Vermeij said AI-powered reverse engineering could let someone turn the PS5 version of Grand Theft Auto VI into a PC port, potentially changing Rockstar’s timing calculus. He estimated the effort could cost “tens of thousands of dollars in tokens” and said the result might satisfy some PC players, though it probably would not match Rockstar’s work. There is no official PC port timing announcement.

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