Quick answer
Choose Standard if you only need the base GTA 6 release path. Consider Ultimate if you want the source-listed Ultimate Edition Benefits and Vintage Vice City Pack context and the platform/account terms work for you. Upgrade later if you want to start with Standard and review the source-supported Ultimate Upgrade path separately. Wait if you need PC details, physical Ultimate Edition, regional price certainty, retailer discounts, item stats, gameplay value, rarity, unlock timing, Online economy value, or performance facts. Official item labels are not the same as confirmed gameplay advantage.
| Question | Current answer | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Standard and Ultimate USD scope | Take-Two and platform records support USD 79.99 Standard, USD 99.99 Ultimate, and November 12, 2026 digital preload where source/platform scope applies. | Platform Terms. |
| Edition, Upgrade, and pack labels | Standard, Ultimate, Ultimate Upgrade, Vintage Vice City Pack, and source-listed item groups can be discussed as labels. | Official Confirmed. |
| Physical code/no-disc boundary | Accepted records support physical box digital download code/no-disc wording and no current physical Ultimate Edition. | Official Confirmed. |
| GTA+ platform/account terms | GTA+ language stays scoped to platform, account, deadline, and auto-renew terms rather than universal eligibility. | Platform Terms. |
| Standard / Ultimate / Upgrade later / Wait | The decision model is GTA Leonida Kit editorial guidance for choosing what to read next, not official buying advice. | Editorial Analysis. |
| Gameplay value | Item strength, rarity, weapon damage, vehicle speed/handling, unlock timing, mission impact, Online economy value, and gameplay advantage remain unconfirmed. | Still Unconfirmed. |
| No purchase pressure | This article does not rank retailers, push checkout, call one edition the value winner, or provide affiliate advice. | Site Policy. |
Editorial decision matrix
Standard / Ultimate / Upgrade later / Wait: compare decision paths
This first-screen matrix is player decision support, not official buying advice. Official item labels are separate from unconfirmed gameplay value, stats, rarity, unlock timing, Online economy value, and item usefulness.
Standard
- Fit
- You mainly want the base game.
- Why it can make sense
- Cleaner source-supported path and avoids valuing extras before reviews.
- Boundary
- Does not solve PC, performance, local retailer, refund, or regional-term questions.
Ultimate
- Fit
- You want the listed extras and accept source-term boundaries.
- Why it can make sense
- Adds source-listed Ultimate, Vintage Pack, and GTA+ related context where supported.
- Boundary
- Item labels do not prove stats, rarity, gameplay advantage, item usefulness, or Online value.
Upgrade later
- Fit
- You want Standard now and may use the source-supported Ultimate Upgrade path later.
- Why it can make sense
- Keeps the starting path simpler while preserving the separate upgrade route where source/platform terms support it.
- Boundary
- Local terms, timing, item value, PC support, and physical-code redemption details still need their own checks.
Wait
- Fit
- You need reviews, PC details, performance info, regional terms, or proof of item usefulness.
- Why it can make sense
- Waiting avoids treating early labels as value guarantees.
- Boundary
- Do not rely on rumors, discount screenshots, or fake checkout pressure.
Official media context
Ultimate and Vintage item-label media
Use these manifest-backed media references to connect source-listed Ultimate Edition and Vintage Vice City Pack labels to the comparison without turning images into gameplay-value claims.
A source-listed item label can help identify what the source lists. Media can help recognize a group. Neither proves stats, strength, rarity, handling, damage, unlock timing, mission impact, Online economy value, gameplay advantage, or best-edition value.
Ultimate Edition 02
Official media labeled Ultimate Edition 02, used as a source-labeled editorial reference for Ultimate Edition overview card.
Official media image from Rockstar Games' public GTA VI media page. Used here for editorial context. GTA Leonida Kit is unofficial and not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.
View official source- What it confirms
- Rockstar published this official GTA VI media item on the listed official source page with the listed official media title.
- What it does not confirm
- It does not confirm map size, exact coordinates, mission placement, story outcomes, playable scope, Online systems, PC status, performance, item stats, unlock timing, economy value, rarity, or player advantage unless a separate accepted official source says so.
'95 Grotti Cheetah 01
Official media labeled '95 Grotti Cheetah 01, used as a source-labeled editorial reference for Ultimate Edition vehicle reference.
Official media image from Rockstar Games' public GTA VI media page. Used here for editorial context. GTA Leonida Kit is unofficial and not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.
View official source- What it confirms
- Rockstar published this official GTA VI media item on the listed official source page with the listed official media title.
- What it does not confirm
- It does not confirm map size, exact coordinates, mission placement, story outcomes, playable scope, Online systems, PC status, performance, item stats, unlock timing, economy value, rarity, or player advantage unless a separate accepted official source says so.
Personalized Weapon Variants
Official media labeled Personalized Weapon Variants, used as a source-labeled editorial reference for Ultimate Edition weapon reference.
Official media image from Rockstar Games' public GTA VI media page. Used here for editorial context. GTA Leonida Kit is unofficial and not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.
View official source- What it confirms
- Rockstar published this official GTA VI media item on the listed official source page with the listed official media title.
- What it does not confirm
- It does not confirm map size, exact coordinates, mission placement, story outcomes, playable scope, Online systems, PC status, performance, item stats, unlock timing, economy value, rarity, or player advantage unless a separate accepted official source says so.
Vintage Vice City Pack 01
Official media labeled Vintage Vice City Pack 01, used as a source-labeled editorial reference for Vintage Vice City Pack overview.
Official media image from Rockstar Games' public GTA VI media page. Used here for editorial context. GTA Leonida Kit is unofficial and not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.
View official source- What it confirms
- Rockstar published this official GTA VI media item on the listed official source page with the listed official media title.
- What it does not confirm
- It does not confirm map size, exact coordinates, mission placement, story outcomes, playable scope, Online systems, PC status, performance, item stats, unlock timing, economy value, rarity, or player advantage unless a separate accepted official source says so.
'55 Vapid Stanier 01
Official media labeled '55 Vapid Stanier 01, used as a source-labeled editorial reference for Vintage vehicle reference.
Official media image from Rockstar Games' public GTA VI media page. Used here for editorial context. GTA Leonida Kit is unofficial and not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.
View official source- What it confirms
- Rockstar published this official GTA VI media item on the listed official source page with the listed official media title.
- What it does not confirm
- It does not confirm map size, exact coordinates, mission placement, story outcomes, playable scope, Online systems, PC status, performance, item stats, unlock timing, economy value, rarity, or player advantage unless a separate accepted official source says so.
Vintage Vice City Weapon Pattern
Official media labeled Vintage Vice City Weapon Pattern, used as a source-labeled editorial reference for Vintage weapon pattern reference.
Official media image from Rockstar Games' public GTA VI media page. Used here for editorial context. GTA Leonida Kit is unofficial and not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.
View official source- What it confirms
- Rockstar published this official GTA VI media item on the listed official source page with the listed official media title.
- What it does not confirm
- It does not confirm map size, exact coordinates, mission placement, story outcomes, playable scope, Online systems, PC status, performance, item stats, unlock timing, economy value, rarity, or player advantage unless a separate accepted official source says so.
Status snapshot
| Status | Item | Article boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Terms | Standard and Ultimate USD scope | Take-Two and platform records support USD 79.99 Standard, USD 99.99 Ultimate, and November 12, 2026 digital preload where source/platform scope applies. |
| Official Confirmed | Edition, Upgrade, and pack labels | Standard, Ultimate, Ultimate Upgrade, Vintage Vice City Pack, and source-listed item groups can be discussed as labels. |
| Official Confirmed | Physical code/no-disc boundary | Accepted records support physical box digital download code/no-disc wording and no current physical Ultimate Edition. |
| Platform Terms | GTA+ platform/account terms | GTA+ language stays scoped to platform, account, deadline, and auto-renew terms rather than universal eligibility. |
| Editorial Analysis | Standard / Ultimate / Upgrade later / Wait | The decision model is GTA Leonida Kit editorial guidance for choosing what to read next, not official buying advice. |
| Still Unconfirmed | Gameplay value | Item strength, rarity, weapon damage, vehicle speed/handling, unlock timing, mission impact, Online economy value, and gameplay advantage remain unconfirmed. |
| Site Policy | No purchase pressure | This article does not rank retailers, push checkout, call one edition the value winner, or provide affiliate advice. |
Decision-first intro
This page is for player decision support, not purchase pressure. It compares what source records can support with what players still need to wait for: reviews, PC details, performance, regional terms, and real gameplay usefulness.
Standard fit
Standard is the cleaner path if you want the base game and want to avoid valuing extras before final reviews. It is also the more conservative choice if PC, regional terms, or performance information matter to you.
Ultimate fit
Ultimate can make sense if the source-listed extras matter to you personally and you are comfortable with platform/account/region terms. Treat the listed items as labels, not as proof of power, rarity, or advantage.
Upgrade later fit
Upgrade later can fit players who want to start with Standard and keep the source-supported Ultimate Upgrade route available where platform/account/region terms support it. Treat this as a separate source path, not a guarantee about local timing, item value, PC support, or physical-code redemption edge cases.
Wait fit
Wait if you need a PC announcement, Steam/Epic/Rockstar Launcher PC details, FPS/performance information, review coverage, local price/tax/refund clarity, or proof that edition extras are useful in real play.
Official item labels vs gameplay value
Official item labels can identify what a version or pack lists. They do not confirm item strength, vehicle speed, handling, weapon damage, rarity, unlock timing, mission usefulness, Online economy value, or gameplay advantage.
GTA+ and physical format terms
Treat GTA+ and preload as terms-sensitive. November 12, 2026 digital preload applies where source/platform terms support it; it is not early access. PlayStation claim deadline is March 31, 2027; Xbox redemption is within 180 days after purchase/preorder. Accepted Rockstar Support records also support a digital download code inside the physical box, no disc, and no current physical Ultimate Edition. Future SKUs or bundles remain unconfirmed.
Physical code/no-disc and no current physical Ultimate
Physical-format wording should stay narrow: accepted records support a digital download code inside the physical box and no disc, while current accepted records do not support a physical Ultimate Edition. Do not infer offline entitlement, resale guarantees, retailer inventory, or a future physical Ultimate SKU.
Still unconfirmed
Ultimate item stats, grouped item counts, unlock timing, gameplay advantage, mission impact, economy effects, reviews, performance, accessibility, regional pricing, taxes, retailer inventory, refunds, shipping, checkout behavior, future physical Ultimate SKU changes, PC edition timing, PC preload, PC requirements, PC performance, Online features, and every platform/account edge case remain unconfirmed unless later accepted source records support them.
Use this checklist before treating a claim as current:
- Compare USD 79.99 and USD 99.99 only as USD source facts.
- Use Standard fit if you mainly want the base game and do not care about premium extras.
- Use Ultimate fit only if the source-described premium categories already matter to you.
- Wait for reviews if value, performance, content depth, or exact item usefulness matters to you.
- Wait for PC if PC is your main platform.
- Read GTA+ and platform terms before relying on the offer.
- Verify regional price, tax, retailer, refund, shipping, and physical-format details separately.
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Official item reference
Grouped edition item references
These official media references help identify source-listed item labels by group. Use them to understand what has been named, then keep gameplay value, stats, rarity, unlock timing, mission impact, and purchase value separate from the images.
How to use the item reference
Use this section as a source-label reference, not a value ranking. Rockstar Support and accepted source records can support item labels, edition grouping, physical format wording, upgrade-path boundaries, and platform terms. They do not confirm item strength, weapon damage, vehicle performance, rarity, mission impact, Online economy value, exact local pricing, or whether an item will matter to your play style.
Item labels are not gameplay value
Item labels are official/source-supported names or groups. Gameplay value is different: a label can tell you what an accepted source lists, but not how strong, rare, useful, expensive, or important the item will feel in play. Start with the group that matches your question, then check the does-not-confirm note before treating an item as a reason to upgrade.
Who should care
Base-game only: start with Standard and wait for reviews.
Bonus-item curious: review the Ultimate item groups.
Physical buyer: read no-disc and upgrade notes.
Subscription-sensitive: read GTA+ terms.
PC-only: wait; do not treat console edition media as PC confirmation.
1 source-backed refs
Ultimate Edition
Ultimate Edition is the main source-listed premium edition path. Use this group to understand which labels are attached to Ultimate, what the separate Ultimate Edition Upgrade means, and why the item list still should not be treated as gameplay-value proof.
Ultimate Edition 02
Official media reference for Ultimate Edition 02.
- Confirms
- Accepted source records support this label in the relevant edition or pack context.
- Does not confirm
- The image does not confirm stats, strength, rarity, unlock timing, mission impact, Online value, or purchase value.
- Player note
- Use this as an identification aid, then compare the edition using source terms and your own priorities.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
4 source-backed refs
Vehicles
Vehicle-related labels help players see which edition or pack items are source-listed, but they do not make a prelaunch vehicle database complete.
'95 Grotti Cheetah 01
Official media reference for '95 Grotti Cheetah 01.
- Confirms
- The source record supports the vehicle/item label; the media helps identify the reference.
- Does not confirm
- No handling, speed, damage, garage rules, rarity, unlock timing, or Online economy value is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Do not treat a vehicle image as proof that Ultimate or a pack is better for every player.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
Ganado Retro Build
Official media reference for Ganado Retro Build.
- Confirms
- The source record supports the vehicle/item label; the media helps identify the reference.
- Does not confirm
- No handling, speed, damage, garage rules, rarity, unlock timing, or Online economy value is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Do not treat a vehicle image as proof that Ultimate or a pack is better for every player.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
Shitzu Squalo 01
Official media reference for Shitzu Squalo 01.
- Confirms
- The source record supports the vehicle/item label; the media helps identify the reference.
- Does not confirm
- No handling, speed, damage, garage rules, rarity, unlock timing, or Online economy value is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Do not treat a vehicle image as proof that Ultimate or a pack is better for every player.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
Classic Car Collection 01
Official media reference for Classic Car Collection 01.
- Confirms
- The source record supports the vehicle/item label; the media helps identify the reference.
- Does not confirm
- No handling, speed, damage, garage rules, rarity, unlock timing, or Online economy value is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Do not treat a vehicle image as proof that Ultimate or a pack is better for every player.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
2 source-backed refs
Weapons
Weapon-related labels belong in the item reference because they affect how players read Ultimate and Vintage pack wording, but they are not combat-stat records.
Hawk & Little Morgan Revolvers 01
Official media reference for Hawk & Little Morgan Revolvers 01.
- Confirms
- The source record supports the weapon/item label; the media helps identify the reference.
- Does not confirm
- No damage, fire rate, upgrade tree, combat advantage, mission impact, or Online value is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Treat this as item context, not a performance claim.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
Personalized Weapon Variants
Official media reference for Personalized Weapon Variants.
- Confirms
- The source record supports the weapon/item label; the media helps identify the reference.
- Does not confirm
- No damage, fire rate, upgrade tree, combat advantage, mission impact, or Online value is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Treat this as item context, not a performance claim.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
1 source-backed refs
Styles
Style-related labels are useful for players who care about cosmetic direction and character presentation, but they remain source labels until Rockstar confirms deeper details.
Vice City Style 01
Official media reference for Vice City Style 01.
- Confirms
- The source record supports the style/item label; the media helps identify the cosmetic context.
- Does not confirm
- No exact outfit count, hairstyle count, customization depth, rarity, unlock timing, or gameplay effect is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Use the label to understand the version contents, not to infer value.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
1 source-backed refs
Properties / Shops
Properties and shop labels help explain the shape of premium item categories, but they should not be treated as confirmed business systems or economy mechanics.
Jason's Safehouse Vehicles
Official media reference for Jason's Safehouse Vehicles.
- Confirms
- The source record supports the place/shop/item label; the media helps identify the reference.
- Does not confirm
- No ownership, inventory, activity count, economy system, mission access, or gameplay benefit is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Keep shop/place media separate from gameplay-system claims.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
3 source-backed refs
Vintage Vice City Pack
Vintage Vice City Pack is best explained as a source-supported pack with three item groups, not as a performance or value claim.
Vintage Vice City Pack 01
Official media reference for Vintage Vice City Pack 01.
- Confirms
- Accepted source records support this Vintage Vice City Pack label or item group.
- Does not confirm
- No performance, exact counts, weapon strength, transfer behavior, unlock timing, or purchase value is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Use this to understand the pack label, then check preorder and platform terms separately.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
'55 Vapid Stanier 01
Official media reference for '55 Vapid Stanier 01.
- Confirms
- Accepted source records support this Vintage Vice City Pack label or item group.
- Does not confirm
- No performance, exact counts, weapon strength, transfer behavior, unlock timing, or purchase value is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Use this to understand the pack label, then check preorder and platform terms separately.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
Vintage Vice City Weapon Pattern
Official media reference for Vintage Vice City Weapon Pattern.
- Confirms
- Accepted source records support this Vintage Vice City Pack label or item group.
- Does not confirm
- No performance, exact counts, weapon strength, transfer behavior, unlock timing, or purchase value is confirmed here.
- Player note
- Use this to understand the pack label, then check preorder and platform terms separately.
Credit: Rockstar Games public GTA VI media. Used here for editorial context.
Site-made visual explainers
Frequently asked questions
Are two editions confirmed?+
The accepted source set supports Grand Theft Auto VI and Grand Theft Auto VI: Ultimate Edition with USD price facts.
Is Ultimate Edition USD 99.99 everywhere?+
No. USD 99.99 is a source fact, not global final pricing.
What does Ultimate include?+
Rockstar Support supports the item labels listed in this article: Grand Theft Auto VI; GTAVI: Ultimate Edition Upgrade; '95 Grotti Cheetah; Hawk & Little Morgan Revolvers; Personalized Weapon Variants; Vice City Styles; Jason's Safehouse Vehicles; Ganado Retro Build; Rideout Customs Mod Shop; Sara's Unisex Salon; Shitzu Squalo; Stock 305 Clothing Store; '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy and Garage; Electric Fang Tattoo Parlor; One-Eyed Willie's Mod Shop; Goodtime Gear; PTT Youngin$ Compound; and Classic Car Collection. These are labels, not gameplay stats or a value guarantee.
Can Standard owners buy the Ultimate Edition Upgrade separately?+
Accepted Rockstar Support records support a separate Ultimate Edition Upgrade purchase path. Physical Standard buyers should not assume the upgrade path until the digital download code has been redeemed.
Is there a physical Ultimate Edition?+
Current accepted Rockstar Support records say a physical version of Ultimate Edition is not available. Future SKUs or bundles remain unconfirmed.
Does the physical Standard box include a disc?+
Accepted Rockstar Support records support a digital download code inside the physical box and no disc. Do not infer resale, offline, install, or retailer behavior beyond that.
Should I choose Standard or Ultimate?+
Use Standard if you mainly want the base game. Consider Ultimate only if the listed extras matter to you and you accept that gameplay value is not confirmed.
Does Ultimate guarantee gameplay value?+
No. Item labels do not confirm stats, rarity, damage, speed, handling, mission value, Online economy value, or gameplay advantage.
Should I wait for reviews or PC?+
Wait if you care about performance, value, exact item usefulness, local terms, or if PC is your main platform.
Does this page rank Ultimate as the top choice?+
No. This page gives editorial player-fit guidance, not checkout or store advice: Standard fits base-game players, Ultimate fits players who value the listed premium categories, review-sensitive players should wait, and PC-only players should wait for PC confirmation.
Do both editions get the Vintage Vice City Pack?+
Use exact source/eligibility wording: eligible preorders and purchases before November 20, 2026 include the pack, subject to platform/source terms. The source-supported groups are '55 Vapid Stanier Sedan and Garage, Outfits and Hairstyles, and Exclusive Weapon Pattern.
How should I value GTA+?+
Treat GTA+ as terms-sensitive. PlayStation claim deadline is March 31, 2027; Xbox redemption is within 180 days after purchase/preorder. The membership continues as paid monthly unless canceled.
Can I get multiple included GTA+ months by re-preordering?+
No. Accepted Rockstar Support records support one redemption per platform account and no second included month after refund/re-preorder.
Does this page provide checkout or retailer guidance?+
No. GTA Leonida Kit does not provide checkout, rank retailers, process payment, redeem codes, or guarantee regional pricing, taxes, refunds, shipping, or inventory.
Source references
Take-Two GTA VI preorder, price, edition, and preload announcement
Verified Jun 30, 2026
Update log
Update log
Updated on publication: strengthened the Standard / Ultimate / Wait matrix, item-label boundaries, and links to preorder, PC status, media, vehicles/items, and FAQ pages.
Editorial notes+
- What this guide covers
- Official confirmed facts, platform/store information, and clearly marked unknowns
- Sources used
- Take-Two GTA VI preorder, price, edition, and preload announcement; Rockstar Support GTA VI platforms, editions, and versions; Rockstar Support GTA VI GTA+ redemption FAQ; PlayStation GTA VI preorder GTA+ offer terms; Xbox Store Grand Theft Auto VI page current check; Rockstar Grand Theft Auto VI official site current check
- Spoiler level
- No story spoilers
- Best for
- Players comparing Standard, Ultimate, wait-for-reviews, or wait-for-PC choices without retailer pressure.
Claim and confidence notes
Official Confirmed
Edition coverage can show source-reviewed USD 79.99 and USD 99.99 price facts, source-supported Ultimate item labels, Vintage Vice City Pack wording, conditional GTA+ offer terms, digital preload, and limited physical download-code wording.
Verified Jun 29, 2026
Sources: Take-Two GTA VI preorder, price, edition, and preload announcement, Rockstar Support GTA VI platforms, editions, and versions, Rockstar Support GTA VI GTA+ redemption FAQ, PlayStation GTA VI preorder GTA+ offer terms, Xbox Store Grand Theft Auto VI page current check, Rockstar Grand Theft Auto VI official site current check, Rockstar GTA VI official media videos page
Still Unconfirmed
This article does not confirm collector editions, item stats, item counts inside grouped labels, gameplay advantages, actual player value, preferred-edition conclusions, global price parity, regional taxes, discounts, retailer inventory, refund, shipping, or checkout details.
Verified Jun 29, 2026
Sources: Take-Two GTA VI preorder, price, edition, and preload announcement, Rockstar Support GTA VI platforms, editions, and versions, Rockstar Support GTA VI GTA+ redemption FAQ, PlayStation GTA VI preorder GTA+ offer terms, Xbox Store Grand Theft Auto VI page current check, Rockstar Grand Theft Auto VI official site current check, Rockstar GTA VI official media videos page
Site Policy
GTA Leonida Kit is an unofficial fan-made tracker and database, not official Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive guidance, store, access service, account service, currency service, or exploit service.
Verified Jun 29, 2026
Sources: Rockstar Grand Theft Auto VI official site
Site Policy
GTA Leonida Kit does not provide downloads, APKs, installers, launchers, password archives, beta keys, cracks, torrents, checkout, affiliate, payment, redeem flows, account offers, currency offers, boosting, cheats, mod menus, God Mode, copied media packs, wallpaper ZIPs, trailer downloads, or unsafe access paths.
Verified Jun 29, 2026
Sources: Guardian GTA VI scam report cross-check (secondary), Malwarebytes GTA 6 early-access scam warning
Site Policy
The editions article uses site-made decision visuals first and manifest-backed official Ultimate/Vintage media only as item-label context. It does not use storefront screenshots, fake price-tag UI, checkout prompts, download actions, or official-branding posture.
Verified Jun 29, 2026
Sources: Rockstar Games copyrighted material policy