Players Criticize $400 GTA VI Collector’s Edition Omitting Game Disc
The $400 GTA VI collector’s edition has sparked a wave of criticism among players due to the absence of the game itself in the bundle, its high price, and the underwhelming selection of bonus items.
The $400 special edition of GTA VI has drawn a wave of criticism over its steep price, the lack of the game itself in the package, and the composition of the extra items.
Players have several complaints about the bundle at once: the price feels too high, there is no physical copy of GTA VI in the box, and many consider the bonuses themselves insufficiently appealing.
On social media, players are especially outraged by the missing game:
You guys must be high. $400 for that and NO PHYSICAL GAME VERSION!
Other users are also criticizing the quality and design of the items:
I am very disappointed with the GTA collector’s edition. Asking for 400 euros and not even adding the game is some kind of joke, and the box and extras look cheap and childish.
Rockstar seriously thinks you are all idiots. There is maybe $40 worth of stuff here, and they are selling it for 400. And there is not even a game. Damn it!
It probably cost about $3.50 to make all of this. $400 is insane.
In discussions, players are comparing the bundle to collector’s editions of other major games, including RDR 2, TES V: Skyrim, The Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, and others, which offered more contents, often including the game itself, for a lower price.
Source: iXBT.games
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