GTA 6's lighting features might be available right now in GTA 5 Enhanced Edition on PC, as one expert digs into the new free update to Rockstar's classic adventureTech10:01, 17 Mar 2025Updated 10:34, 17 Mar 2025GTA 5's Enhanced Edition only launched this month(Image: Rockstar Games)Grand Theft Auto 6 is coming this this year, with a supercomputer predicting the game will finally launch on October 25, 2025 but Rockstar remains silent.While the Enhanced Edition of GTA 5 has ended up getting a 'Mixed' review score on Steam, gaming technical experts Digital Foundry have been looking into the updated PC release and have found some exciting hints for what GTA 6 could learn from it.Article continues belowFrom ray-traced lighting to 30 FPS, here's what Alex Battaglia had to say about the potential features Rockstar could carry across.We've previously heard that GTA 6 would be targeting 30 FPS on console, and Battaglia has reached a similar conclusion."We still don't think GTA 6 will be a 60fps game on consoles, however, and again, GTA 5 on PC indicates that the set-up costs for RT are too much for 60fps on console-equivalent CPUs. So while RTGI is relatively light on the GPU, it is far heavier on the CPU side and is more limiting as a result."Battaglia is referring to the RTGI (ray-traced global illumination) in the video above, which suggests that as good as the new lighting effects in GTA 5's Enhanced Edition look, they're likely too much for your PS5 or Xbox Series X to handle at any higher than 30 FPS.Given the sheer amount of detail in GTA 6's trailer alone, there's a good chance of that 30FPS limit but there's good news, too.Battaglia posits that the amount of work that went into GTA 5's improved ray-tracing, which he dubs a "comprehensive beast", there's every chance Rockstar is laying the groundwork for GTA 6's lighting.In fact, he even suggests that some of the GTA 5 Enhanced Edition lighting are actually from GTA 6 suggesting this could be the closest we get for a while.Article continues belowFor more on GTA 6, check out why the Xbox may get a big boost from its launch, as well as everything we know about the game so far.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.