This time last week, we were all blissfully unaware that more Grand Theft Auto VI discourse was just around the corner. Although we knew that pre-orders were expected to go live on 25 June, it was the day before that caused chaos after two shocking revelations were unveiled.
Fans were left disappointed after learning that Grand Theft Auto VI would launch with two editions: Standard and Ultimate. Whilst the Standard edition would come in at $79.99, the Ultimate would cost $100. On the surface, this is a price that we all expected, and after all, those who are unable to get the Ultimate edition could settle for the Standard edition. However, it was then revealed that the Ultimate edition would include a lot more in-game content. So much so, that some in-game shops would be closed to those who did not purchase the Ultimate edition. This is a bizarre practice even by Rockstar's standards, and that is not all.
It was also revealed that Grand Theft Auto VI would not receive a full physical edition. Rather, customers could expect to receive a box with just a digital code inside rather than a disc or any physical collector's...
