GTA 6 Netflix extended look: 12 details not seen in the Cyberleek videos

Rockstar just showed an extended look at Grand Theft Auto VI on Netflix.

Let's talk about it.

In a nearly half-hour-long extended gameplay video captured on a PS5, Rockstar gave us our first real idea of what actually playing GTA VI is actually like.

Sure, we've all seen a bunch of leaked footage by now, but there was a lot of stuff in the Netflix video that the Cyberleek leaks didn't show.

Here's a quick rundown of things that were new in the Netflix trailer.

SEE ALSO: 'GTA 6' Netflix extended look: Every song we heard during gameplay You can pet a dog (and other NPC interactions) There were some brief glimpses of this in some of the Cyberleek videos, but Rockstar's official trailer confirmed that GTA VI is adopting the NPC interaction system from Red Dead Redemption II .

You can seemingly lock onto people in the world and perform contextual actions with them, though the actions you can perform seem to vary pretty wildly from one scenario to the next.

The best one, of course, is that you can pet a dog.

The internet will be happy about that.

There's some kind of morality system At one point in the Rockstar video, you can see what looks like a little demon head icon appear in the corner of the screen after the protagonist Jason does something.

This was also sort of present in the Cyberleek videos, but now we have full confirmation that this game seems to have some kind of morality/honor system.

It's unclear at this point how exactly it works or what advantages and disadvantages there are to being honorable or dishonorable, but we can say with some confidence that it's in the game.

Social media is a big part of it Social media has become a much bigger part of our lives since GTA V launched in 2013, and Rockstar is aware of that.

At one point in the trailer, protagonist Lucia encounters a guy doing "the trunk challenge" in the trunk of a car she stole, at which point we see a brief clip of her driving dangerously with the guy hanging out of the trunk and an Instagram Live-style chat feed on the right side of the screen.