There’s One Car Customization GTA 6 Must Add To Be Better Than GTA 5

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is bringing the series to Vice City, over ten years since the release of. Gaming as an industry has come a long way in gameplay, graphics, and design, so there are a lot of ways that can (and should) improve upon. Increasing the amount of customization players can have will go a long way in making players more immersed in the world surrounding Vice City, especially when it comes to their cars.

One of the easiest ways for to one-up and include more customization to the game is to add bumper stickers. Allowing players to cover their whips in stickers and decals wherever they want will add another layer of personalization so that everyone can make a car that is truly unique. In fact, developer Rockstar may have already hinted towards the addition of bumper stickers with improvements to previous game mechanics.

is an immersive experience that allows players to customize almost everything about their clothes, hair, tattoos, cars, and faces. While that was all exciting back in 2013, over ten years of gaming innovations have made games more detailed and more immersive than ever, especially when comparing with the last entry to visit Vice City. will need to top the last game with improvements to previous mechanics and even more minute details for players to customize themselves and their rides.

Betrayal is such a major theme throughout Rockstar Studio's games, Grand Theft Auto 6's treachery storyline has an opportunity to top all the rest.

Being able to add mementos from around the map, like bumper stickers for your favorite weapon store or preferred gentleman’s club, would be incredibly fun. In previous games, players could trick out their cars with an endless combination of changes and upgrades to the tires, lights, spoilers, and horns. Some custom rear bumper upgrades did include small bumper stickers, but those were all pre-placed and not entirely customizable. It was easy to deck out a Panto with bubble gum pink paint, custom horns, and hot pink underlights, but now