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Rockstar Announces Grand Theft Auto V Special Editions
Participating retailers have started taking pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto V's Special and Collector's Edition, as well as offering a special bonus for anyone who pre-orders any version of the game.
Grand Theft Auto V Special Edition ($79.99) (Click to see enlarged detail)
- The game in a steelbook case with exclusive art of the three main characters, Michael, Trevor, and Franklin
- A 21.5" x 26.75" blueprint map of Los Santos and Blaine County that includes fast cash locations and other landmarks
- A 25 percent regeneration bump for the main character's special ability bar
- Single-player stunt plane trials
- Bonus outfits, tattoos, and deals at shops for the main characters
- Get the Pistol .50, Bullpup Shotgun, and melee hammer for free at Ammunation stores in single-player
Grand Theft Auto V Collector's Edition ($149.99) (Click to see enlarged detail)
- All the contents of the Special Edition listed above
- A 10.75" x 8.5" security deposit bag with laser-etched key and game logo
- New Era 9Fifty GTA V cap
- Classic GTA characters for use within the online character creation system
- A garage with a Hotknife hotrod in single-player and a Khamelion electric car in multiplayer
No matter which version of the game you pre-order before the game's September 17 release date on PS3 and Xbox 360 (including the standard one), you'll get to pilot the Atomic Blimp in the game.
For more on Grand Theft Auto V, take a look at the latest batch of screens, and click on our cover story hub below.
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