The GTA 5 Expanded and Enhanced Edition releases on new generation consoles today.
The PS5 version of the game arrives with better-quality visuals, an improved frame rate and several other new features.
Grand Theft Auto 5, as one would remember, was launched in 2013. Owing to the massive popularity of the game, developers kept introducing new updates from time to time. The growing popularity of the game kept Rockstar Games on its toes and compelled them to think of new and innovative ideas regularly to keep the game relevant to the present times.
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Now, that the game has been released on PlayStation 5, the developers are trying to increase the fan base of the game further. For starters, Rockstar Games has put together a new design for the in-game menu.
A bunch of leakers have released a glimpse of the new front menu that has been released with the new edition. Those who have used the old menu would vouch for the fact that it featured an interesting design. The new menu, however, looks more sophisticated and structured.
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A large number of fans are not considering the Expanded and Enhanced Edition of GTA 5 to be a new game. At the same time, they were expecting it to bring in some changes and a host of interesting features. Since a very small percentage of GTA fans have played the PS5 version, most have not seen the kind of features it has. However, the recent leaks have resulted in introducing a large number of fans to the redesigned menu.
Tez2, a popular GTA leaker, recently shared a tweet about it. The leaker shared pictures of the upgraded menu. These pictures give one the impression that Rockstar Games is planning for GTA Online to have a look similar to that of the Red Dead Redemption franchise.
The menu features an Online tab and a new Story mode. Now, it’s easier for players to switch from one title to another. The design of the menu has seen massive improvement which is also evident in its functionality.