By Web Desk 
The gaming community is abuzz with anticipation for the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6), especially following recent comments from Take-Two Interactive’s CEO regarding the performance capabilities of Microsoft’s Xbox Series S console.
The CEO expressed concerns over potential performance limitations on the Series S, which, while marketed as an affordable entry-level option for next-gen gaming, has less processing power compared to the more advanced Xbox Series X. This disparity has prompted questions about whether the Series S will be able to run GTA 6 at its full potential without compromising graphics quality and frame rates.
GTA 6, developed by Rockstar Games under Take-Two Interactive, is expected to push technical boundaries with enhanced graphics and complex game mechanics. Take-Two’s comments have reignited discussions on whether the Xbox Series S could face challenges running the game optimally, potentially leading to differences in gameplay experiences across consoles.
While Xbox has assured its audience of Series S’s capability to support all upcoming games, Take-Two’s statements have underscored a potential gap in performance quality, particularly for graphics-intensive titles like GTA 6. This debate highlights broader concerns within the gaming industry regarding the balancing act between affordability and performance in next-generation consoles