🚨 GTA 6 PRICE NIGHTMARE AFTER LATEST DELAY: Insiders Leak $130+ Tag – “Rockstar’s Greed Knows NO Limits!” 😱💸🔥

Gamers in FULL MELTDOWN: Fresh after the November 19, 2026 bombshell delay, leaks scream base game JUMPS past $120 to fund endless polish! Premium editions $150+ with “early Online access”? Take-Two stock tanks 10% – is this the END of affordable AAA? Jason Schreier warned it, Swiss retailers listed $112 EARLY… now post-layoffs & union drama, Rockstar’s milking Vice City dry!

Hidden red flags: $2B dev cost passed to YOU? GTA Online standalone $40? Fans rage: “Piracy incoming!” Who’s boycotting this cash grab?

Stock crashed – will YOU pay? Drop your “overpriced trash” rants below & tag a GTA diehard facing bankruptcy! 👇🤑

Full leak expose + stock crash here:

Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto VI has endured yet another delay, now officially slated for Thursday, November 19, 2026 – a full six months beyond the prior May 26 target – prompting immediate speculation that escalating development costs could drive the base price well beyond the rumored $120 mark. The announcement, delivered via Rockstar’s X account on November 6, 2025, cited the need for “additional polish,” but coincided with a brutal 10% nosedive in parent company Take-Two Interactive’s stock price at market open the next day, wiping out billions in market value overnight.

This marks the second major postponement: Originally eyed for Fall 2025, GTA 6 slipped to May 2026 in May amid internal crunch reports, only to face fresh hurdles from October layoffs of 30-40 UK and Canadian staff – moves decried as union-busting by the IWGB, sparking protests outside Rockstar offices. Insiders whisper the extra time addresses lingering bugs in the sprawling Leonida open world, dual protagonists Lucia and Jason’s narrative, and GTA Online integration – but at what cost to consumers?

Enter the price leaks: Swiss retailer Brack.ch’s March 2025 placeholder listing at 99 CHF (~$112 USD) set the tone, fueling fears of a $100+ base game to recoup the reported $2 billion budget. July leaks from “Millie A” detailed editions: Standard £69.99 (~$90 USD), Deluxe £89.99 (~$115), Premium £109.99 (~$140) with “first access” to GTA Online – a standalone teased since January. Post-delay chatter on X and Reddit escalates: “€120 easy now,” one user fumed, tying hikes to extended dev and microtransaction reliance.

Take-Two’s silence amplifies panic. CEO Strauss Zelnick has defended premium pricing for “hundreds of hours” of content, citing GTA V’s decade-long $8B+ haul via Online MTX. Analysts like Konvoy project $7.6B in two months at $80 base – but delays erode hype, with publishers dodging GTA’s window. A Newzoo study counters: $70 maximizes volume over $100’s “money left on table.”

Fan backlash erupts: X threads decry “greed” amid PS5 Pro bundles and 150GB+ installs. “Bought PS5 for this – now $130?” one ranted. Piracy threats loom, echoing GTA V’s early cracks.

Rockstar’s history tempers outrage: GTA V launched $60/$80/$150 (2013 dollars ~$75/$100/$190 today), yet dominated. Premium editions could hit $150+ with cosmetics, while base stays $70-80 to hook masses for Shark Cards. Leaks hint Sony marketing tie-ins, PS5 exclusivity till 2027 PC port.

Trailer breakdowns spot no price Easter eggs, but Vice City’s neon screams commerce. X memes: “Jesus returns before GTA 6 – and cheaper.”

Balanced: Devs justify via scope – Florida-inspired map dwarfs Los Santos, advanced AI, ray-tracing. Purists fear MTX walls; optimists eye sales records. Take-Two stock rebounded 2-3% intraday, signaling investor faith.

As November 9 ticks, theories swirl: Preorders reveal truth? Union woes spawn more slips? One fact: $2B bet demands payoff – your wallet’s the battlefield.

GTA 6: Epic or extortion? Polish perfect(ion) comes at a premium.