Console settings checklist
Quick answerHow to tune aiming, driving view and brightness without copying made-up numbers.
Start from the defaults and change one option at a time. Sensitivity values and brightness percentages copied from other games or from rumor lists mean nothing until the real menu is known.
Rockstar has not confirmed graphics modes, target resolution or frame rate for consoles. Performance numbers online are unverified.
What to check first
| Area | Setting | Keep the change when |
|---|---|---|
| Aiming | Sensitivity or camera speed | You can stop the reticle exactly where you want it |
| Driving | Vehicle camera | You can read the road without correcting the camera |
| Visibility | Brightness or calibration | Dark and bright areas both keep their detail |
| Text | Subtitles and UI size | You can read from your usual seat without leaning in |
Brightness
- Use the in-game calibration screen if there is one.
- Compare a dark interior and a bright outdoor scene after each change.
- Tune in the room lighting you normally play in.
Aiming
- Test with the same gun at the same distance every time.
- If you overshoot the target, lower sensitivity a little. If you are slow to reach it, raise it a little.
- If aim and look sensitivity are separate, tune them separately.
Driving view
- Compare camera options on a road you know, at normal speed.
- Change the camera first, then the handling options. Changing both at once hides what helped.
Write down the defaults before you change anything so you can always go back.
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Written before launch from officially revealed details and press coverage. We update every guide once it is verified in the game.