We can tick something else off the GTA 6 list: The main menu music. Now, this is the music that plays on the GTA 6 PS5 home screen, and might not be the same as in-game, but it probably will be. We know about this as GTA 6 preloads have begun in New Zealand; the world will soon be able to have the biggest game ever ready to go.
10 days and counting until Grand Theft Auto 6 is playable. It’s surreal to even type those words, but with concerns about another GTA 6 delay, rest assured, it’s not happening, and people are actually preloading GTA 6 onto their consoles as we speak.
Also, you can buy Grand Theft Auto 6 here, if you haven’t already!
GTA 6 Preload Begins in New Zealand With Menu Music Reveal on PS5
The GTA 6 main menu theme has seemingly been revealed through the PS5 home screen. New Zealand residents were the first to install Grand Theft Auto 6 on consoles.
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It didn’t take long for people to start posting videos of the game on their hardware. More importantly, you can sit back and chill on the GTA 6 icon as it belts out a soothing and gentle, 80s-sounding, synthy sound of pure serenity.
Check out the menu music here, thanks to @gtasix (and credit to everyone else who also shared it).
It feels peak, and we’re only just getting started. The game’s trophy and achievement list is expected to be online sooner rather than later, and the GTA 6 review embargo date is coming.
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We’re full steam ahead for GTA 6.
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