The launch of Grand Theft Auto VI is just months away, if there are no more delays, that is. However, with the release date fast approaching and pre-orders expected to go live in the upcoming months, fans are starting to worry how much they will have to fork out to be able to afford a copy of, what is now considered, the most anticipated video game release of all time. With standard AAA releases costing a minimum of $60 in recent years, many expect Grand Theft Auto VI to be the most expensive yet. However, a recent comment from Take-Two Interactive's CEO does give us a shred of hope.
According to Take-Two Interactive's Strauss Zelnick in an interview with The Game Business, Grand Theft Auto VI will launch at the "standard" price of $70-80. There is no denying that this is still a large amount of money, but with some fans believing that it could cost up to $100 for just the standard edition, this price is reassuring. Not only that, but Zelnick also confirmed that the game will not feature in-game advertisements, and whilst AI does help with development efficiency, human creativity still remains essential to game...
