GTA 6 Platforms & Pricing: PS5, Xbox, and PC Explained
GTA 6 launches November 19, 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. That’s it for confirmed platforms at launch — there’s no PC version yet, and no last-gen (PS4/Xbox One) release at all.
Is GTA 6 PS5 exclusive?
No. GTA 6 is not a PS5 exclusive — it’s launching on both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on the same day, with identical pricing on both. The confusion comes from how PlayStation-forward Rockstar’s marketing has been: Sony’s own promotion says the game “plays best on PS5,” and the PS5 dashboard has featured GTA 6 branding and animations. That’s a marketing push, not a platform exclusivity deal — Xbox players are getting the exact same game, day one.
GTA 6 PS5 price
- Standard Edition: $79.99 / £69.99
- Ultimate Edition: $99.99 / £89.99
The PS5 Pro is expected to run GTA 6 with enhanced visual and performance options, given Sony’s “plays best on PS5” messaging, though Rockstar hasn’t published a detailed PS5 vs PS5 Pro feature comparison yet.
GTA 6 Xbox Series X|S price
Pricing is identical to PlayStation: $79.99 for Standard, $99.99 for Ultimate, on both Xbox Series X and Series S. Rockstar hasn’t indicated any Series S-specific compromises (like resolution or feature cuts), but nothing official has been detailed yet either.
Is there a GTA 6 PS5 bundle?
This one trips a lot of people up. As of now, there is no official Rockstar- or Sony-branded GTA 6 console bundle — no special-edition console design, no branded DualSense controller, nothing sold directly by PlayStation as an official “GTA 6 bundle.”
What you will find are retailer bundles — stores like EE and others packaging a standard PS5 or PS5 Pro console together with a copy of GTA 6 at a discount off the combined price. Those are real deals worth considering, but they’re retailer promotions, not something Rockstar or Sony put together. If a “bundle” you’re looking at doesn’t link back to an official PlayStation or Rockstar page, treat it as a retailer deal, not an official product.
Is GTA 6 coming to PC?
Not yet confirmed. Rockstar has said nothing about a PC release date, and PC wasn’t mentioned in any of the platform announcements so far — only PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Here’s the pattern that PC players are basing their hopes on: every mainline GTA game since GTA 3 has come to PC well after its console release. GTA 5, for comparison, launched on PS3/Xbox 360 in September 2013 and didn’t reach PC until April 2015 — about a year and a half later. If GTA 6 follows that same pattern from its November 2026 console launch, a PC version landing sometime in 2027 or later would be consistent with Rockstar’s history, but this is an estimate based on precedent, not an announced date.
GTA 6 PC system requirements
There’s nothing to report here yet — Rockstar can’t publish system requirements for a version of the game that hasn’t been announced. Any “leaked requirements” circulating online should be treated as unverified until Rockstar confirms a PC release exists at all. This page will be updated the moment that changes.
Age Rating
Before you buy, it’s worth knowing GTA 6’s expected age rating — see our full breakdown on the GTA 6 Age Rating page.
FAQ
Is GTA 6 a PS5 exclusive? No. It releases simultaneously on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S with the same price and (as far as announced) the same content.
What is the GTA 6 PS5 price? $79.99 for Standard Edition, $99.99 for Ultimate Edition — the same as Xbox.
Is there an official GTA 6 PS5 bundle? Not from Rockstar or Sony directly. Retailers have created their own console-plus-game bundles at a discount, but there’s no official branded hardware bundle confirmed.
Is GTA 6 coming to PC? No confirmed date. Based on Rockstar’s past pattern with GTA 5, a PC release roughly a year or more after the console launch would be typical, but nothing is officially announced.
What are the GTA 6 PC system requirements? Not available — Rockstar hasn’t confirmed a PC version exists yet, so there’s nothing official to report.
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