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Over the past week, Rockstar Games has finally pulled back the curtain on Grand Theft Auto VI, granting major outlets an extended look at what is shaping up to be the most ambitious open-world game ever created. From massive structural overhauls to police pursuits and car theft, to an unprecedented level of map detail and dynamic character interactions, the flood of new information covers almost every mechanic in the game.
GTA 6 Standard Edition costs $79.99, and the Ultimate Edition costs $99.99. Now, if you think about it, the price of a GTA 6 game isn't really that out of the world. Nintendo has already released several titles costing $80, and the company has managed to get away with it.
Stealing cars has always been at the heart of Grand Theft Auto, but GTA 6 is set to make the process considerably more detailed. Vehicles in GTA 6 will have different levels of security, while new tools such as the WAINK scanner and digital key cloning device will give players more ways to assess and overcome those protections.