GTA 6 Ultimate Edition and Pre-Order Screenshots Breakdown

Rockstar's GTA 6 Ultimate Edition and Pre-Order announcement came with a massive batch of 63 brand-new screenshots. Every image looks incredible, but if you take a closer look, you'll spot plenty of easter eggs, hidden references, and subtle gameplay details that are easy to miss. Here's our complete breakdown of the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition and Pre-Order screenshots. GTA 6 Ultimate Edition and Pre-Order Screenshots Breakdown Here are some of the references, hidden details, and easter eggs from the screen shots released by Rockstar: 1. '95 Grotti Cheetah In GTA 5, the 1995 Grotti Cheetah was modeled after the Ferrari Enzo. In GTA 6, Rockstar has gone back to the classic Testarossa-inspired body from the original Vice City, which is going to make a lot of longtime fans very happy. And here are some screenshot details on this car that almost seems too good to be true: - You can actually see individual water droplets resting on the hood. - Different textures for the car interior. This shows that every car in the game will have proper and detailed interior. These visual details say a lot about how far the graphics in GTA 6 have come. 2. Hawk and Little Morgan Revolvers Jason and Lucia will get their own versions of the powerful revolver with classic Vice City stylings, including palm-tree-etched grips, engraved detailing, and high-performance scope. Details on the screenshot: - The "Morgan" almost certainly references Arthur Morgan from Red Dead Redemption 2. - These revolvers are also described as having been "sourced from the Vercetti Estate," which is a direct confirmation that Tommy Vercetti's mansion still exists somewhere in this version of Vice City. - Jason's gun has an adjustable scope, where you can increase the zoom and focus. - On the left side, you can see a stack of cash with what looks like a battery attached to it. This is actually a dye pack, a security device commonly used by banks. If stolen cash isn't handled properly, the pack can explode and cover the money in permanent dye, making it unusable. Here's a detail you'd never catch without zooming in: the serial numbers engraved on Jason and Lucia's personalized pistols are actually hidden release dates from the GTA series. 3. Jason and Lucia's Personalized Weapons The fact that both Jason and Lucia have their own customized weapons could hint at a deeper combat system in GTA 6. One popular theory is that the game may work similarly to Red Dead Redemption 2, where you could only carry a limited number of weapons at a time and had to leave the rest on your horse. If GTA 6 uses a similar system, you might need to carefully choose which weapons Jason and Lucia bring before starting a mission. GTA 5 already let players switch between characters during missions, but GTA 6 could make those choices much more strategic. Jason's pistol also has the Latin phrase "Sua Sponte" engraved on it, which translates to "of one's own accord." It's a phrase with deep roots in military culture, and given that Jason's backstory has a strong military angle, it's a perfect fit for his character. In this picture, you can also notice of the quietest Easter eggs. It is hiding on a $100 bill on top. The portrait on it is President Hardin from Red Dead Redemption 2. 4. All The New Vehicles The screenshots show off a big list of vehicles, from fresh reveals to returning favorites. Here's the full rundown of what's been confirmed: 5. Pop Culture References Rockstar has always loved slipping pop culture into GTA, and GTA 6 is doing it more deliberately than any previous game: In the screenshot outside the Ocean View Hotel, Lucia is wearing a sparkly dress that looks almost identical to what Gina Montana from Scarface wore. That movie was the core inspiration for the original GTA: Vice City, so seeing it reflected directly in Lucia's look feels very intentional. Jason's styling is just as sharp. His mustache and haircut combination is a reference to Sonny Crockett from Miami Vice film. He also wear a pastel blue jacket with pink pants, which might be a reference to what Don Johnson wore too in the movie. 6. Rockstar Humor and Hidden Satire The clothing store where you can grab some of these looks is called Stock 305, and 305 is the real-life area code for Miami-Dade County, the real city that Vice City is based on. Small detail, but a nice one. And inside the store, a background sign reads "Say Sorry, Be Vice", a play on Rockstar's own merchandise slogan, "Say sorry, be nice." The game is already making fun of itself, and it's not even out yet. The store also has a barcode sticker that, when translated, reads "Buy more useless sh*t", which is a very on-brand jab at consumer culture, sitting right there in a store where you are literally spending in-game money on clothes. There is also a sticker that reads, "Unforgive, Unlove, Unlike", which appears to be Rockstar taking a shot at social media culture in the most GTA way possible. 7. Gameplay Reveal Fishing Is Coming to GTA 6 The

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