Grand Theft Auto 5 will be available for pre-order and pre-loading on Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 5. Current-gen gamers, on the other hand, appear to be getting significant discounts for the first three months (ending on June 14th). According to the Xbox Store, GTA 5 on Xbox Series X/S costs $20, while Grand Theft Auto Online costs $10, resulting in a 50% savings on both games.
Grand Theft Auto 5 costs $10 at launch for PS5 gamers, but Grand Theft Auto Online is free (screenshots from US PlayStation Store listings can be seen below). The former is lowered by 75%, and GTA Online for PS5 will cost $20 once the three-month discount period expires. Previous-generation gamers can execute a one-time migration for Story Mode progress and GTA Online characters and progression on both systems. Unfortunately, neither platform offers a free upgrade option.
GTA 5 will be released on March 15th for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox One X/S. Improved visuals, three graphics options (including ray-tracing capabilities), and additional content such as upgradeable vehicles will all be available. For more information, go here.
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Last week, more facts about the game were disclosed, including the fact that improved versions of Rockstar’s open-world action game will include a performance ray-tracing option.
Furthermore, save transfers for GTA 5 and GTA Online are now available and may be completed to transfer your save data to the new consoles ahead of their release. While these pricing aren’t ideal, and a free update would be preferable, Rockstar isn’t charging you full money, at least not for now.