GTA 6 Standard vs Ultimate Edition: which one should you buy?
GTA 6 comes in two editions: Standard at $79.99 and Ultimate at $99.99 (US prices). Both have the full story. The question is whether the extra $20 of single-player extras is worth it to you.
Buy Standard. You get the complete game and, if you buy before November 20, the same Vintage Vice City Pack bonus Ultimate buyers get. Reports say an Ultimate upgrade can be bought later, so there's no penalty for starting small and upgrading once you know you love it.
What both editions include
The full GTA 6 story campaign with Jason and Lucia.
The Vintage Vice City Pack if you buy before November 20: a '55 Vapid Stanier car, a garage, retro outfits for Jason and Lucia, and a Vice City-style weapon pattern.
One free month of GTA+ for digital pre-orders, according to edition breakdowns.
What Ultimate adds
Ultimate adds extra single-player content on top: more vehicles, outfits and in-game locations and businesses. It's all bonus content, not extra story missions you'd miss.
One practical detail: Ultimate is digital-only. Only the Standard Edition comes in a box, and even that box holds a download code rather than a disc.
Who should get Ultimate
If you already know you'll put 100+ hours into Leonida and like collecting cars and outfits, Ultimate gives you a head start. Everyone else should save the $20, or put it toward a better headset or more storage.
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