GTA 6 Pre-Order Editions Explained: What Do You Get With Each Version?

GTA 6 has revealed its pre-order editions, and despite the many customisation options, the Standard Edition's price and lack of content have sparked frustration among fans. The Standard Edition is priced at $79.99 or £69.99, and it includes a month of GTA+ and the Vintage Vice City pack if you pre-order. However, it lacks the broader customisation features available in the Ultimate Edition. For PC gamers, this means a higher price point and potentially missing out on key elements of the GTA experience, such as customising your car, clothing, and house.

The Ultimate Edition, priced at $99.99 or £89.99, offers everything in the Standard Edition, plus full access to all customisation features in Vice City. This includes exclusive vehicles, weapons, and outfits, as well as unique activities and vendors that are not available in the Standard Edition. The difference in content between the two editions is significant, especially for players who enjoy the deep customisation that defines the GTA series.

What's in the GTA 6 Standard Edition?

The Standard Edition is the more affordable option, but it comes with limitations. It includes a month of GTA+ and the Vintage Vice City pack, which features outfits, hairstyles, and a classic car. However, it doesn't include the full range of customisation options found in the Ultimate Edition. The Standard Edition is $10 more than other big-budget games, which makes it a less attractive option for players who want maximum value.

Here's what you get with the Standard Edition:

  • One month of GTA+ subscription.
  • Vintage Vice City pack (only available if you pre-order the game).
  • Limited customisation options compared to the Ultimate Edition.

The Vintage Vice City pack includes:

  • Outfits and hairstyles inspired by the iconic characters of Vice City.
  • '55 Vapid Stanier, a classic sedan that can be stored in a garage.
  • Exclusive Weapon Pattern that can be applied to most guns.

While the Vintage Vice City pack adds some value, it's a small fraction of what the Ultimate Edition offers. The Standard Edition may be suitable for players who don't want to spend extra on customisation, but it lacks the depth that many GTA fans expect.

What's in the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition?

The Ultimate Edition is the premium option for GTA 6, offering full access to all customisation features in Vice City. This includes exclusive vehicles, weapons, and outfits, as well as unique activities and vendors that are not available in the Standard Edition. The Ultimate Edition is priced at $99.99 or £89.99, and it includes everything in the Standard Edition, plus the Ultimate Edition upgrade.

Here's what you get with the Ultimate Edition:

  • One month of GTA+ subscription.
  • Vintage Vice City pack.
  • Full access to all customisation features in Vice City.
  • Exclusive vehicles such as the '95 Grotti Cheetah and '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy.
  • Exclusive weapons like the Hawk & Little Morgan Revolver.
  • Unique activities and vendors, including the Classic Car Collection and Rideout Customs.

The Ultimate Edition also includes a variety of exclusive content, such as:

  • Vehicles and garages: Including the '95 Grotti Cheetah and '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy.
  • Weapons and cosmetics: Personalised sidearms and exclusive outfits.
  • Unique activities and vendors: Such as the Classic Car Collection and Rideout Customs.

For players who want the full GTA 6 experience, the Ultimate Edition is the way to go. It offers a much richer and more immersive gameplay experience, with all the customisation options that define the GTA series. Whether you're looking to pimp out your car, get a new hairstyle, or unlock special missions, the Ultimate Edition has you covered.