Is GTA Online cross-platform?
Grand Theft Auto Online exists on five different platforms: XBox 360, PS3, XBox One, PS4, and PC. Do any of these play on the same servers, allowing people on differing platforms to play together?
Best Answer
The only exception to a universal No answer would be in regards to Xbox One's backward compatibility feature.
This feature (available since November 2015) allows you to play Xbox 360 games on the Xbox One. This includes multiplayer features so that you can play against other players using an Xbox 360. More details can be found from the official site here:
Xbox One Backward Compatibility
To avoid confusion, when you play an Xbox 360 game on the Xbox One console you can play against anyone that is either using an Xbox 360 console or the Xbox One backward compatibility feature.
Here is a relevant question from the feature's FAQ:
Can I do multiplayer gaming with friends who are playing the game on Xbox 360 or Xbox One?
Yes. For games that offer multiplayer gaming, you'll be able to play with others who own the title on Xbox 360.
GTA V was not on the initial 100+ supported games list. The list of supported games can be found on the official site here:
Note that more games are due to be added over time through future updates. The warning at the top of the current list is as follows:
Initial titles with more to come. Games are subject to change.
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Can Xbox and PC play GTA together?
While the game is available on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation, the bad news is that GTA Online does not feature crossplay, meaning players can't join friends on other systems. At the time of writing, this also includes the Expanded & Enhanced remaster of GTA V and GTA Online.Is GTA 5 crossplay Xbox and PS4?
PS4 and PS5 GTA Online owners can not play together, nor can those split between the Xbox One and Xbox Series X versions of the game, and PC players remain secluded on an island surrounded by mod-infested waters.GTA 5 Online - Cross Platform.. is it Coming Soon??
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