I just found out that pre-ordering a physical copy of GTA 6 does not come with the game disc. You probably already knew this, but you just received a case with a digital voucher, which means you’ll still need to clear a monstrous 210GB of SSD storage and wait in a huge download queue before setting foot on Leonida. I gave up my console a few years ago (GTA 6 might convince me to pick it up again), so I’m not exactly the most informed gamer, but that seems a little silly to me. What convinces buyers to buy a plastic case without a real disc? The leaks may have provided an answer. Mashable Light Speed Discovered by deal tracking account Nintendals, Walmart apparently posted a product listing promising a complimentary “surprise and delight bag” included with every GTA 6 pre-order ($79.99 at Walmart). This Tweet is currently unavailable. It may be loading or may have been deleted. I guess getting free swag with an $80 purchase that’s virtually never discounted from day one is a harmless win. Walmart has history here. It offered promotional snack kits with Pringles and Coca-Cola included with last year’s Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders. Getting a novelty can of promotional chips and stickers isn’t really a compelling reason to buy a plastic box with a paper code inside, but maybe I’m just an old man yelling at a cloud. If you really want physical collector’s memorabilia, Rockstar is selling a separate $400 Collector’s Box. The 11-piece box includes custom Oakley sunglasses, a New Era cap, and a physical map of Leonida. But the actual game is sold separately, if you can believe it. Themes Games Grand Theft Auto
