Ever since the scale and ambition of Grand Theft Auto VI became apparent, conversations around exactly how much it is going to cost have dominated among members of the community. On the forums, threads regularly pop up about the maximum amount people would be willing to pay, and it's fair to say that most haven't been able to reach a consensus.
On the one hand, some argue that, given how big and expensive a game we expect it to be, a higher price tag than normal is only fair. Others are worried that if GTA VI retails for $100, or even something beyond that, it could set a dangerous precedent for the industry moving forward.
Now, one price has emerged online, and it could be troubling news if you had concerns about the game being priced highly.
As first reported by GamesRadar+, fans have noticed that Dutch retailer Gameshop Twente has now listed the game at a price of €99, which equates to about $115 at the time of writing. The obvious caveat here is that the price could easily be a placeholder, which the store will change when the RRP becomes apparent.
At the same time, it will do...
