When Rockstar Games revealed the price of Grand Theft Auto VI this summer, some players were outraged. The base edition was priced at $80, while the Ultimate Edition with various bonuses was set at $100.
However, shortly before the release of the new installment in the franchise, players spotted a “mega-premium” edition of Grand Theft Auto VI for $2,000 on the Xbox Store:
Yet the package does not include additional lavish bonuses or a set of Shark Cash Cards for obtaining virtual currency in GTA Online multiplayer. The content of this “edition” was identical to the standard one, meaning it was just an ordinary technical glitch.
The description for this version states “Code-in-Box Product”—this indicates that the page is technical, tied to the activation of a GTA VI code. It was not supposed to appear in the store, but something went wrong. Players joked that such a version of GTA VI should immediately include GTA VII and bonuses for a new version of multiplayer.
The release of Grand Theft Auto VI is scheduled for November 19, 2026, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles.