The $80 Standard and the Vanishing Disc: What GTA 6 Pre Orders Signal for the Future of Gaming
The era of the $80 video game is here. Discover why publishers are permanently killing the physical disc.
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The era of the $80 video game is here. Discover why publishers are permanently killing the physical disc.
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Rockstar has made GTA 6's $80 price official. The real question now isn't whether it broke the $70 standard — it's whether the rest of the industry follows.