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Grand Theft Auto VI is now less than two months away, with the release date penciled in for November 19. Rockstar’s last big piece of marketing for the game was the GTA 6 soundtrack album, featuring a number of debut singles from various popular artists. And now, a new leak suggests Rockstar Games is planning to release a Collector’s Edition for the game – and much more.

According to leaked SKUs, the collector’s edition is named ‘Grand Theft Auto VI: The Goodtime State – Vice City Collection’ and is tagged as a “physical good”. The GTA 6 album mentioned above was leaked shortly before Rockstar officially announced it, so maybe we’ll see something similar with the collector’s edition. GTA 6 already has Standard and Ultimate Editions for digital content.

GTA 6 merchandise is on the way

A long list of merchandise SKUs was recently shared in the largest fan-made Grand Theft Auto forum, GTAForums, featuring everything from t-shirts, bags, hats, stickers, sports gear, and, of course, the collector’s edition. The leak had previously suggested there would be up to 55 pieces of merchandise, but this has since been cut down to 22 (when you remove size options and variants).

There are actually two SKUs listed for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Goodtime State – Vice City Collection, though it’s not immediately clear if there’s any big difference between them. If we were to guess, they could be split between the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S releases, though, as GTA 6 launches without a disc, this isn’t a definite reason why these would be split into two different products.

We’ve already seen Rockstar release limited-edition GTA 6 controllers for PS5 (now available for pre-order), priced at $84.00 USD and available in Black and White colorways. There’s already a spot reserved for Grand Theft Auto VI merchandise on the official Rockstar Games store, so it seems like just a matter of time before listings begin to go live.

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