Apps do celular de GTA 6

Previews and Rob Nelson’s interviews report Snapmatic, the Waink car scanner, the Ryde Me ride app, Scooter Bros, and fitness, video and banking apps; the names BuckMe and WhatUp come only from YouTuber TGG’s notes, repeated by Vice and IBTimes UK. Rockstar itself has officially confirmed only on-demand podcasts and earbud audio through the phone.

Reportedly yes, though Rockstar has not announced it. In IGN’s full interview Rob Nelson calls a ride in Ryde Me “a good way to do fast travel,” and TGG’s preview notes add buses, trains, trams and taxis.

That is what previews report: during a ride IGN identifies as Ryde Me, Rob Nelson called it “a good way to do fast travel,” and TGG’s preview notes list taxis, buses, trains and trams as fast-travel options too. Rockstar has not said whether a ride can be skipped or what it costs.

Reportedly yes. Rob Nelson told IGN “We have Snapmatic,” and GameRant and SVG say it is mentioned out loud in An Extended Look, though no outlet has seen its name or logo on screen.

No, according to Rob Nelson: asked by IGN, he said “No, because you’re a couple on the run. You just lurk.” He told Famitsu you can still send photos to your partner.

Not confirmed. An app called WhatUp appears in TGG’s list of phone apps, repeated by Vice and IBTimes UK, but nobody has said what it does, so calling it a WhatsApp parody is a guess.

It is reported as a service that brings your own car to you, not a scooter app. Rob Nelson described it to Famitsu, and TGG says you can call your personal vehicle with it.

Reportedly yes. Rob Nelson told IGN your personal vehicle can be called whenever you like, with the weapons you have bought in the back, and he told Famitsu the Scooter Bros app delivers your own car to you.

Reportedly yes. Rob Nelson told Famitsu there is a banking app, and Vice, summarising creator notes, names it BuckMe and says money kept there is safe; Rockstar has not described BuckMe itself.

It appears so. Rob Nelson told TroisCouleurs that cash you carry is lost if you are Wasted before depositing it, so he would find an ATM, and Vice and AllThingsHow also say cash is paid in at an ATM.

Waink is a phone app that scans a parked car to show whether it is locked, alarmed or tracked, what it is worth and what registering it would cost, as Rob Nelson showed IGN. Several outlets report it, but Rockstar has not shown it publicly.

Reportedly yes. Rob Nelson mentioned a fitness app to Famitsu, and GamesRadar+ reports, from TGG’s interview, that a health app tells you whether Jason and Lucia are well rested. Its name is not known.

Yes. Rockstar says GTA VI is the first game in the series with on-demand podcasts, playable in vehicles or on foot through earbuds linked to the characters’ phones. No podcast names have been announced.

Yes. Rockstar says radio and podcasts can be played on foot as well as in vehicles, through headphones and earbuds connected to Jason’s and Lucia’s smartphones.

Yes, as far as the footage shows: An Extended Look shows Jason and Lucia texting, according to TechRadar and Kotaku. Rob Nelson told IGN you can message or phone the other character whenever you like, and that ignoring their texts may hurt the relationship a little.

It appears so: An Extended Look shows a streamer broadcasting during a police chase, and SVG and AllThingsHow report a prompt to view the stream. No source says Jason or Lucia can stream themselves.

Not confirmed. No Rockstar material or preview report we checked mentions Lifeinvader or an in-game web browser for GTA 6.

Reportedly yes: TGG says there is a photo mode, but Rockstar Editor was missing from the build he saw. Rockstar has not announced either.

Yes. The October 15 Launch Trailer opens with Jason taking a call from Lucia while she is in prison, as TechRadar and SVG describe; no app screen has been reported in it.