👀 Two GTA 6 PS5 limited edition controllers are available, but selling out fast
🎮 We’ve rounded up all the retailers where it’s still in stock
📅 Both controllers launch on November 19 and cost $84.99
🚨 Pre-orders began on September 10 at 10am local time
The GTA 6 limited edition PS5 controller is proving to be extremely popular, but you’ve still got a chance to grab one if you missed out yesterday. Stock is still available at a few retailers, though the longer you wait, the more chance they will sell out for good.
The Grand Theft Auto IV Black Limited Edition is exclusive to the PlayStation Direct store and surprisingly still in stock. The Grand Theft Auto IV White Limited Edition is available at several retailers, though not everyone has stock.
Here’s where you can buy the GTA 6 limited edition PS5 controller while stocks last.
GTA 6 limited edition controller pre-order links
The black GTA 6 limited edition controller is still available at the PlayStation Direct store, but the white version has sold out. Walmart and Amazon both have the white GTA 6 controller in stock as of writing. Best Buy may get more stock, as a “coming soon” message is in place, while GameStop is showing that it’s sold out. Target has also sold out of its allocation
PlayStation Direct: Black GTA 6 PS5 controller ($84.99) – in stock / White GTA 6 PS5 controller ($84.99) – sold out
Amazon: White GTA 6 PS5 controller ($84.99) – in stock
Walmart: White GTA 6 PS5 controller ($84.88) – in stock
Best Buy: White GTA 6 PS5 controller ($84.99) – sold out
GameStop: White GTA 6 PS5 controller ($84.99) – sold out
Target: placeholder (it should appear here) – sold out
The GTA 6 PS5 controller costs $84.99, which is the standard price we’ve come to expect for special edition designs. The GTA 6 PS5 controller releases on November 19, 2026, the same day the game releases.
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