Is Rockstar teasing a GTA 6 PS5 Pro bundle in trailer 2? Possibilities discussed!

One of the most intriguing details in GTA 6’s second trailer wasn’t a crime, a character, or a hidden map clue—it was a PlayStation 5 sitting in Jason’s safehouse. At first glance, it seems like a simple background prop, but in the world of Rockstar Games, nothing is accidental. Could this be a subtle hint at a Sony partnership? Or is it just an Easter egg teasing the game’s next-gen exclusivity? Let’s break down the possibilities.
A Clever Product Placement or Exclusive Deal?
Rockstar has a history of real-world brand references in its games, but a fully modeled PS5 is different from a parody soda can. The console is clearly visible in the safehouse scene, suggesting it wasn’t just thrown in randomly.
Sony’s History With Rockstar ExclusivesSony has a history of securing timed exclusives with Rockstar.

• GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas were initially PlayStation-exclusive.
• GTA 4’s DLC (The Lost and Damned, The Ballad of Gay Tony) launched first on Xbox.
• GTA 5’s Enhanced Edition was timed exclusive on PS5/Xbox Series X.

If Sony secured even a timed exclusive perk for GTA 6, it would be a massive win—especially since the game is already confirmed for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S (no PC at launch).


Could It Be a Parody?On the other hand, Rockstar loves satirizing real-life brands. Past GTAs featured fake consoles like the "Emotion" (a mock PlayStation) and the "iFruit" (a parody of Apple).

If this is just a parody, the "PS5" might be renamed something like "Play & Slay" or "Station V" in the final game. But the fact that it looks identical to a real PS5 suggests Rockstar might have a deal in place to use the official design.
What This Could Mean for GTA 6’s ReleaseIf Sony is collaborating with Rockstar, we could see:

• Exclusive missions (like Red Dead 2’s PS4 content).
• Early access for PlayStation players.
• Special in-game items (e.g., a unique car or weapon).

Microsoft, on the other hand, might counter with Game Pass perks—meaning the console wars could spill into GTA 6 itself.

While it’s possible the PS5 is just set dressing, Rockstar rarely does anything without reason. Given Sony’s past deals and the insane hype around GTA 6, this could be a subtle tease of an upcoming partnership. Will PlayStation players get exclusive content? Will the console appear in a mission or heist? Or is this just another brilliant fake-out from Rockstar? One thing’s for sure—that PS5 isn’t there by accident.
Note: Everything in this article is just speculation/rumours. Readers are requested to take all this with a grain of salt.