In case you missed all of the excitement yesterday, fans were finally given a tidbit of additional information about Grand Theft Auto VI to get stuck into, ahead of its release in November. New images were released, the price of the game was revealed, and at least two versions of the game were confirmed.
Excitement was quickly replaced by controversy, though, with many fans unhappy at the fact that several major stores, and even a mission, would be locked behind the Ultimate Edition. That wasn't the only point of contention, though, and there are plenty of fans out there who may not even be able to get on the game at all.
Arguably the biggest sticking point of the bunch is that GTA VI is set to launch without a disc in either of its versions, replaced by a code to download the game. For some, this is an inconvenience or a disappointment (particularly for those who specifically collect physical games), but for others, it could be a disaster.
There are plenty of people out there who simply don't have consistent access to the internet at home, heading out to public spots when they need access. The issue with those...
