A little discussion about what GTA 6 is one of the most anticipated games of the decade, although in fact we can confirm that it was also from the last decade, until it became clear that Rockstar took a long time to complete this long-awaited sequel. And fortunately, not because of a lack of ideas or because of too much lightness, but because everything points to the fact that it will be one of the biggest productions in the entire history of video games.

Rockstar kept quiet about GTA 6 for many years, but last December the developer finally revealed: the first official images from the game in the first trailer of the same, the content that shows the spectacular development with regard to GTA V, which added to the information that was already revealed, gave us a fairly accurate estimate of what we are hoping for a few weeks ago. will be the technical requirements of this title.

We also know that the game will be released in its version for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S in 2025 (will be a current-gen exclusive, not coming to PS4 or Xbox One) as hinted in the trailer. When? Already the presentation of the results of Take Two, the parent company of Rockstar, told us that at the latest in March 2025. And yes, it seems that what we already experienced with GTA V will be repeated, that is, the version of GTA 6 for PC will arrive later. By Christmas 2025 at the earliest and 2026 at the latest.

While there’s still no official word on it, we also hope – we fear – that it will be priced above the current triple-A average, both due to the level of production and the ratio of playing hours in euros. It’s not official right now, so we’ll have to wait and see what Rockstar’s plans are in this regard. Of course, it seems that there are already those who have decided to start a business and subsequently GTA 6 can now be found on pre-sale in some key stores and at an absurd price.

To give a specific case, Right now, GTA 6 for Xbox Series is on pre-sale on G2A for €123.82 (119 if you are a G2A Plus subscriber, a lot…). As you know, it’s not the companies themselves (in this case, neither Rockstar, nor Take-Two, nor G2A itself) that sell these games, it’s the sellers who use the platform to sell the keys they got from… well, let’s just say that who knows how? There has been some controversy about this in recent weeks due to a video (very interesting by the way) posted by content creator BaityBait.

However, This case is particularly surprising and for the worse, since we are talking about a title that will still take about a year to reach the market, the price of which is unknown, and therefore it can also be assumed that the seller today does not even have the licenses that he has already listed in the pre-sale. So we’re talking about a parasite, because it can’t be defined otherwise, who has set his price very high and is also selling something he doesn’t have yet (and therefore there is no complete guarantee that he will have it in the future).