Importantly, all these TVs support 4K/120Hz gameplay using a combination of native 120Hz panels, VRR and multiple HDMI 2.1 ports. Beyond that, I chose these models because they're slightly smaller so they can fit in a bedroom or dorm room (the places most likely to have someone gaming for hours on end). Four of the five models are OLED TVs. That's my preferred panel type for GTA 6. While Mini-LED might be brighter, OLEDs are going to make nighttime in Vice City look incredible. You'll get inky blacks punctuated by neon signs, streetlights and, I'm just going to assume here, plenty of explosion
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