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Best Buy appears to be next in line to money in on the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto VI and is reportedly set to open pre-orders next week. It\u2019s debatable how \u201ccollectible\u201d a physical copy of GTA 6 will turn into, given what must be an epically-sized launch, but you never know, stranger things have happened. Neither Rockstar Games nor Take Two has said if physical copies could have actual discs or a digital download, but it can be interesting to see if the sport actually suits onto a typical Blu-ray disc or if said physical media acts as an installer as a substitute.<\/p>\n
Anyhow, multiple reports have surfaced from individuals who\u2019ve said they’ve received emails from Best Buy indicating that the retailer is planning to open pre-orders for physical copies starting next week. Per VGC<\/a>, YouTuber Frogboyx1Gaming<\/a> stated he\u2019d received an email from BB\u2019s associates program that pre-ordering would turn into available from May 18 to 21, and affiliates would receive 5% per unit sold they\u2019ve linked to. VGC has since confirmed that other affiliates have received similar emails.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, this news has sparked rumors that a brand new trailer might be forthcoming, which wouldn\u2019t be unheard of if a brand new sales push is within the works. Grand Theft Auto VI has been within the news recently, with its release possibly being linked to helping in console sales amid rising prices as a consequence of the continued chip shortage. PlayStation 4 owners reportedly have received notifications from Sony urging them to \u201cupgrade\u201d to PlayStation 5 before the sport\u2019s October launch as well. <\/p>\n It’s going to even be interesting, if Best Buy does open pre-orders next week, what prices will likely be for the sport? While it could launch at $70, some industry analysts have suggested $80 and even as much as $100 might be possible. Some have said that a better price will help the gaming industry, nevertheless it\u2019s unlikely that players would agree with more increases, so buckle up, folks, it might be a bumpy ride.<\/p>\n