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Standard Edition Of GTA VI To Cost $80, While Ultimate Version With Serious Unique Bonuses To Cost $100

Standard Edition Of GTA VI To Cost $80, While Ultimate Version With Serious Unique Bonuses To Cost $100

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Credit: Rockstar Games After months of anticipation, Rockstar Games has finally revealed not only the release date of GTA VI but also the price of the upcoming hit. The standard edition of the game will cost $80, while the Ultimate Edition will cost $100. Despite player concerns, the base version didn't receive a $100 price tag, but many are now wondering whether GTA VI will trigger another price hike for all major games. The full list of GTA VI Ultimate Edition bonuses is as follows: Grotti Cheetah 1995; Hawk and Little Morgan revolvers; Unique skins for the main characters' pistols – the Girardi ES9 and Klose K17; Vice City Style set of unique character skins; Dinka Enduro motorcycle and Crest kayak; Vapid Ganado car modification set; Access to a body shop th...
After Four years, GTA V Upgrades To PS5, Xbox Series X And S Versions Is Finally Free

After Four years, GTA V Upgrades To PS5, Xbox Series X And S Versions Is Finally Free

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Credit: Rockstar Games Rockstar Games announced the next major update for Grand Theft Auto Online. Players will be able to explore new content. As a reminder, Rockstar Games sold the GTA V update for current-generation consoles at its March 2022 release: the game cost $10 on PS5 for the first three months (then $40), and $20 ($40) on Xbox Series X and S. As it became known, starting June 18, 2026, all owners of the digital edition of GTA V on PS4 and Xbox One will be able to upgrade their game to the PS5, Xbox Series X, and S versions completely free. Compared to the previous-generation version of GTA V on PS5, Xbox Series X and S offer improved graphics and ray tracing, support for 60 frames per second and 4K resolution, faster loading times, and other enhancements. GTA V P...
‘Alien: Isolation 2’ Got Its Debut Trailer

‘Alien: Isolation 2’ Got Its Debut Trailer

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Credit: SEGA Developers from the British studio Creative Assembly, with support from publisher Sega, unveiled a full trailer for the sequel to the cult horror game Alien: Isolation. The reveal took place during the Summer Game Fest 2026 broadcast in June. Alien: Isolation 2 follows a female explorer who ventures to explore the wreckage of a mysterious ship on a colonial planet. Little did she know, she was putting herself and her crew in grave danger—the crew is now being pursued by a deadly xenomorph. The player's goal in Alien: Isolation 2 is to escape the alien and survive. Moreover, the developers will likely return to the roots of the first game and recreate the moments beloved by fans of the original in the sequel. https://youtu.be/lUfKBrUgiS0?si=c58i5yRDyyjRH2aH Ali...
New ‘Star Wars’ Gets A Release Date

New ‘Star Wars’ Gets A Release Date

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Credit: Electronic Arts Well-known insider Billbil-kun reported that Star Wars Zero Company, a project from Bit Reactor and Respawn Entertainment, will be released at the end of August this year. Besides the date, the leak also details platforms, system mechanics in the style of the legendary XCOM series, and a competitive pricing policy. The game takes place at the end of the Clone Wars. Players will take command of a squad of Zero Company mercenaries and undertake a "nearly impossible" mission: neutralizing a threat that could engulf the entire galaxy. Credit: Electronic Arts Development is being led by former XCOM series art director Greg Foertsch. The game promises trooper customization, permadeath, meaningful decisions, and one of the largest and most interactive maps in...