👀 Sony has teamed up with Rockstar to create two GTA 6 PS5 limited edition controllers
🎮 A black and white limited edition controller captures Vice City’s style
📅 Both controllers launch on November 19 and cost $84.99
🚨 Pre-orders begin today, September 10 at 10am local time
If you’re interested in purchasing the GTA 6 limited edition PS5 controller, you’ll want to get your pre-order in fast. Like previously released special edition DualSense controllers, the GTA 6 PS5 controllers will likely sell out fast.
Luckily, there are two options to choose from: the Grand Theft Auto IV Black Limited Edition and the Grand Theft Auto IV White Limited Edition. That should help take the strain off one color, but expect one to sell out quicker than the other.
Here’s where you’ll be able to find the GTA 6 limited edition PS5 controller when pre-orders go live.
GTA 6 limited edition controller pre-order links
The GTA 6 limited edition controllers will be available for pre-order today, September 10, from 10am ET / 7am PT. We’ll be adding all the retail links when they’re live, so keep this page open and refresh it regularly for updates. The queue for the PS Direct store is now open, so get in line while you can!
PlayStation Direct: Black GTA 6 PS5 controller ($84.99) / White GTA 6 PS5 controller ($84.99)
Walmart: placeholder (it should appear here)
Best Buy: placeholder (it should appear here)
GameStop: stay tuned
Target: stay tuned
Amazon: placeholder (it should appear here)
The controller will be available from the PlayStation Direct store and select retailers in other regions. It costs $84.99, which is the standard price we’ve come to expect for special edition designs. You can get your hands on the GTA 6 PS5 controller on November 19, 2026, the same day the game releases.
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