
GTA 6 Custom PS5 DualSense Controllers Cost $84.99 and Arrive November 19
Sony and Rockstar unveiled Black and White custom PS5 DualSense controllers for Grand Theft Auto VI, priced at $84.99, arriving November 19.
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Sony and Rockstar unveiled Black and White custom PS5 DualSense controllers for Grand Theft Auto VI, priced at $84.99, arriving November 19.

A Grand Theft Auto VI pre-order tile has appeared in Grand Theft Auto Online's menu, linking straight to its November 19 release date.

The SD-card version is running, while a disc-booting ISO remains in development.

Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look spiked Netflix web traffic about 125% and briefly crashed the service at premiere.

Digital purchases like the $100 Grand Theft Auto VI Ultimate Edition are licenses, not ownership, so Sony's courtroom stance covers GTA VI buyers too.

Take Two has narrowed its GTA 6 leak probe to one or two identified people and wants the new subpoena sealed so they cannot delete evidence.

No studio, executive, or trade outlet has confirmed Hollywood panic over Grand Theft Auto VI. The Polymarket "major impact" claim is unsourced.

Estimated Grand Theft Auto VI pre orders jumped about 572% around the Netflix trailer, with PlayStation up 606% versus Xbox's 127%, per Sensor Tower.

The Miami-Dade mayor's office says Rockstar Games' extensive Vice City marketing pitch is a potential money-maker awaiting approval.

Nine of ten GTA 6 Extended Look predictions landed exactly, including no PC launch, November 19 holding, and a roughly 26 minute runtime.

Netflix lists the Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look at about 26 minutes, filmed entirely from PS5 gameplay footage.

We predict the Grand Theft Auto VI Extended Look on Netflix will show real gameplay of Jason and Lucia, with high confidence.