GTA VI on Xbox One via Xbox Cloud Gaming, but not on PC
Microsoft confirms Grand Theft Auto VI will be playable on the 13-year-old Xbox One through Xbox Cloud Gaming, while PC players do not get the same option.

Grand Theft Auto VI will reach beyond current-generation consoles. Microsoft has confirmed that owners of the aging Xbox One will be able to play Rockstar's new entry through Xbox Cloud Gaming, even though the console launched 13 years ago.
The approach is simple: instead of running the game on the old hardware, the title is streamed from remote servers, and the console only needs to display the video feed and send controller input. That lets a decade-old machine handle one of the most anticipated releases in the industry.
Why PC players are unhappy
The news comes with a twist. Players on PC will not be able to take advantage of the same possibility. For a platform that is usually seen as the most powerful and flexible way to play, being left out of a route that an old console receives looks odd, and it is likely to irritate part of the community.
The situation is a reminder of how differently the platforms are being treated around this release. Cloud streaming lowers the entry barrier for people who do not want to buy a new console, but access still depends on the platform and on the service's terms.
What it means for players
For Xbox One owners, the confirmation is good news: they can join the launch without upgrading. Streaming does, however, require a stable internet connection, and image quality and responsiveness depend on it.
PC gamers, meanwhile, will have to wait for further details about how and when they can play the game on their platform. Neither Microsoft nor the publisher has been quoted here on a PC plan, so that question remains open.
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