
GTA 6 Launch Guide: Standard Price, Ultimate Edition Items & What Is Unannounced
Take-Two lists the U.S. Standard Edition at $79.99. Rockstar describes the Ultimate Edition lineup, but its U.S. price is not listed in the official sources reviewed.
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PS5 pre-load begins November 10 at local midnight; Xbox pre-load begins at 12 a.m. GMT. Rockstar says the download may require up to 212 GB, and its printable Leonida map is scheduled for November 19.
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Take-Two lists the U.S. Standard Edition at $79.99. Rockstar describes the Ultimate Edition lineup, but its U.S. price is not listed in the official sources reviewed.

Rockstar says boxed copies contain download codes, not discs. PlayStation codes follow account-region rules; Xbox codes are not region-locked, and Japanese product codes have a stated 170-day window.

A report on an employment-tribunal filing describes discussion of an “online 32 player format.” That wording is not a public lobby specification or confirmation of a shipping GTA VI Online mode.

Rockstar has not published a numbered RAGE version or a technical wanted-system guide. Six-star heat, witness descriptions, plate tracking, and fence mechanics remain unverified gameplay claims.

Rockstar has shown vehicles and listed edition bonuses, but it has not published a vehicle-lock or immobilizer system guide. We separate official vehicle details from unverified mechanics.

Rockstar has not released a complete mission list or a searchable world-event registry. A viral list is not verified simply because it uses official character and region names.