No workaround for the lack of a port right out of the gate here, it would seem
Xbox chief strategy officer Matthew Ball has refuted a report that the console makers have secured an exclusive cloud streaming deal for GTA 6 at launch, which is noteworthy because the tech could provide a means to play the crime sim on PC prior to a native port arriving.
The report which claimed Xbox had struck a deal for exclusive GTA 6 streaming rights came from The Verge, who pointed to Xbox CEO Asha Sharma having teased that Microsoft are getting to do something "no other platform holder is doing" during a recent all-hands meeting. The site cited sources familiar with the company's plans as having pointed to this teaser as being about Xbox having landed the GTA 6 streaming deal.
Since Xbox's cloud streaming services can be used to stream games on PC, such a deal seemed like it could open up a way of playing GTA 6 on such devices prior to the launch of an official port. As of writing, Rockstar are still yet to confirm if or when such a port will arrive, though the expectation is that the game'll be following its predecessors' tracks onto PC at some point down the line. Streaming GTA 6 on PC via the cloud wouldn't come with all of the graphical and performance bells and whistles a proper port will pack, but it'd be an option in the interim for those who fancied it.
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