GTA 6 Physical Copies Leak Reveals Collector's Poster
- Retailers have begun receiving physical "code-in-box" copies of Grand Theft Auto 6, with photos of the packaging surfacing online Saturday via Reddit and Twitter.
- Rockstar Games confirmed the November 19, 2026 release date; the physical boxes contain no actual game disc, requiring an internet connection to redeem the digital download code inside.
- Exterior packaging features main characters Jason and Lucia in the state of Leonida, while MediaMarkt advertisements revealed a double-sided poster Rockstar Games will offer for $0.99 shortly after launch.
- Players who pre-ordered physical editions can collect copies starting November 12, while digital preloads for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X begin November 10.
- Industry rumors estimate the game's development cost between $1 billion and $1.5 billion, as Take-Two maintains high-alert status regarding leaks following deletion of threads sharing unverified images.
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