GTA 6 PlayStation Store Page Gets Official Update

The PlayStation Store page for Grand Theft Auto 6 was updated to include several features that PS5 users should note down ahead of the game’s November launch. The store page update went live just hours before GTA 6 pre-orders were opened to the public on the PlayStation Store and other storefronts.

The day before the game’s pre-order window opened up, Rockstar Games shared how much GTA 6 will cost at launch. The standard version of GTA 6 will start at $79.99. While GTA 6 is more expensive than most PS5 titles, the standard edition will not cross the $100 threshold as originally believed. However, Grand Theft Auto 6: Ultimate Edition will set fans back $99.99 and will include some exclusive weapons and outfits for players to equip as they see fit. GTA 6 copies sold on the PlayStation Store before November 20 will also include the Vintage Vice City DLC pack and a free month of GTA+ to use in GTA Online. A recurring subscription to GTA+ currently costs $7.99 per month before taxes and fees are applied.

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GTA 6’s PlayStation Store Page Includes Features Players Should Note Down

With Rockstar Games and Sony teaming up to market GTA 6 on the PS5, the PlayStation Store listing for the game has been updated ahead of the game’s November 19 launch. Before the changes, the PlayStation Store page for GTA 6 simply showed some screenshots from the game, along with the ESRB’s pending rating labels and some frequently asked questions. Along with the option to pre-order GTA 6, prospective buyers can now note down some of the features that should be available on day one.

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Scratch & Peek

Identify the cover art while scratching off as little foil as possible.

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PlayStation users can utilize Remote Play when playing GTA 6, meaning that it can be streamed via a connected PlayStation Portal handheld device, or via a supported PC or mobile device. Grand Theft Auto 6 will also take advantage of the exclusive features of the PS5’s DualSense wireless controller. GTA 6 will utilize the DualSense’s integrated speaker for specific sound effects, along with haptic feedback that players will feel as they explore Vice City and the state of Leonida. PS5 users with supported speakers or a headset can also take advantage of Sony’s Tempest 3D audio technology when playing GTA 6.

Additionally, the PlayStation Store page stated that GTA 6 will be enhanced for the PS5 Pro console. However, it is currently unclear which PS5 Pro features, such as PSSR upscaling and improved ray tracing, will be utilized by GTA 6. It is also unclear what framerates GTA 6 will run at on the base PS5 and on Xbox Series X/S consoles as of this writing. Given that the PS5 Pro is currently priced at $899, it remains to be seen how many GTA 6 players will take advantage of the PS5 Pro’s exclusive features.

Pre-orders for GTA 6 are now live as of June 25, nearly five months before the game’s anticipated arrival. Given that GTA 6 is projected to be a record-breaking game launch come November 19, time will tell how many copies will be sold via the PlayStation Store.