GTA 6 standard edition owners can upgrade to the Ultimate Edition for $20
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According to GameSpot, Rockstar will offer an "Ultimate Edition Upgrade" priced at $20. It lets anyone who buys the $80 edition of GTA 6 move up to the $100 Ultimate Edition later, and it applies to digital copies from the PlayStation and Xbox stores as well as the physical code-in-a-box edition.
The Ultimate Edition is not sold in stores. GameSpot says it adds vehicles, weapons and clothing, plus access to in-game businesses such as a hair salon, a tattoo parlor and a mod shop. Rockstar has described the extras as spread across Jason and Lucia's story, with new items arriving with each chapter.
The report also notes that all preorders include the Vintage Vice City Pack and one month of GTA+, and that the game is listed at 212GB. For players unsure which edition to buy before the November 19 launch, the upgrade path means starting with the standard version does not lock them out of the extras.
Sources
- GameSpot (opens in a new tab) by Eddie Makuch. Press, published .
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