With Grand Theft Auto VI primed for a blockbuster release this May, Rockstar Games is cranking up the anticipation—this time by rolling out a fresh batch of official assets perfect for sprucing up your console. Whether you’re team PlayStation or Xbox, there’s now an easy way to inject a little Vice City flair into your daily gaming routine.
This week, Rockstar dropped new official GTA 6 images and artwork on the PlayStation and Xbox storefronts, giving fans a golden opportunity to personalize their systems. PlayStation 5 users have been especially quick to jump on board: simply navigate to GTA 6’s store page, snap a screenshot of your favorite neon-soaked street or the game’s charismatic leads, Jason and Lucia, and set it as your custom home screen background.
For Xbox Series X/S owners, while the process varies depending on the system’s screenshot and background settings, the concept is the same. Head to the Xbox store, capture an image you like, and follow the console’s steps to make it your backdrop. While not every detail is identical between platforms, both communities are now able to show off Vice City in style.
Rockstar’s move to release high-quality visuals this far ahead isn’t just savvy marketing; it’s a nod to the passionate GTA community known for customizing everything from avatars to hardware. Instead of the usual drip-feed of teasers, GTA 6’s rollout is unusually open, letting fans get hands-on with visuals—months before launch. It’s a rare treat, and it’s fueling even more excitement as the game’s May 26, 2025, release date approaches for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
All this customization buzz comes on the heels of a record-shattering trailer. The second GTA 6 trailer, featuring Jason, Lucia, and the electric pulse of Vice City, amassed a staggering 475 million views in just 24 hours. Rockstar confirmed that every second was pure in-game footage, showcasing the title’s breathtaking visual fidelity and silencing any doubters about what to expect from the final product.
This level of transparency stands in contrast to more guarded reveals seen in other Rockstar titles, where pre-rendered cinematics used to leave fans guessing about the real experience. With GTA 6, what you see is what you’ll get—a refreshing approach in the world of big-budget game launches.
Of course, the anticipation comes with a fair share of questions. How will dual protagonists Jason and Lucia shake up the classic GTA formula? Can Rockstar’s technical ambitions keep up with the tidal wave of players on day one? Only time will tell, but for now, fans have plenty to do—customizing consoles, dissecting every frame of new footage, and counting down the days until they can finally set foot in this vibrant, high-octane Vice City.
One thing’s certain: Rockstar’s confident, player-focused marketing is already making GTA 6 feel like more than just a sequel—it’s a full-blown cultural moment, and the best is yet to come.
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