We at NerdLeaks are following a fresh pricing rumour for GTA 6 that has surfaced via a European retailer listing, and we’re treating it with cautious excitement. According to Push Square, Portuguese retailer Fnac has allegedly listed multiple physical SKUs for the game ahead of pre-orders opening on 25th June. Take this with a pinch of salt — these are currently unconfirmed placeholders, but the details are specific enough that the community is already talking.
What Was Reported
According to Push Square, Fnac’s website displayed five separate SKUs for GTA 6 under placeholder names labelled ‘RS1’ through ‘RS5’. The listing reportedly schedules the product(s) for release in November and assigns the following prices:
SKU Breakdown
- RS1 — €89.99
- RS2 — €99.99
- RS3 — €109.99
- RS4 — €119.99
- RS5 — €199.99
Push Square also points out that some fans are assuming the ‘RS’ codename is a nod to developer Rockstar, though that connection has not been confirmed. The outlet further notes that pre-orders are scheduled to open on 25th June, and that Fnac’s listing was visible ahead of that window.
The Source & Credibility
According to Push Square, Fnac is a generally well-regarded retailer, but the site emphasises that this is speculation until Rockstar confirms anything. The Push Square editor expresses scepticism about the number of separate physical editions and the neat €10 increments between most options, while suggesting that the €199.99 entry could plausibly be a collector’s edition.
Why We’re Wary
- The SKUs appear as placeholders (RS1–RS5), which could be temporary or internal labels rather than final product names.
- The pricing pattern (increments of €10) is flagged by Push Square as odd and a reason for scepticism.
- Push Square explicitly cautions readers that confirmation from Rockstar is required before treating the listings as fact.
In short: Fnac’s reputation lends some weight to the listing, but the combination of placeholder names and pricing patterns means we should remain cautious.
What It Could Mean
If any of these entries prove accurate, there are several straightforward interpretations — all of which remain speculative until confirmed. According to Push Square, one reasonable reading is that the lowest-cost SKU (RS1 — €89.99) could be the standard physical edition, while the highest-priced SKU (RS5 — €199.99) might be a collector’s edition. Push Square notes that they’d “assume the €199.99 option would be some kind of collector’s edition,” though that is not presented as a fact.
Push Square also provides a monetary comparison for context: they note that €89.99 directly translates to roughly ~$103/£78, while warning that currency conversions don’t always translate to final retail prices because of taxes and exchange rates. The outlet points out that €89.99 is the same European price listed for Mario Kart World, which Push Square says sells for $79.99 in the US and £74.99 in the UK.
Beyond physical edition guesses, Push Square expects additional clarifications from official channels: they say a “pricey Digital Deluxe Edition with a period of early access” is something they expect to see, and that a new trailer and final pre-order details may arrive in the days ahead. Again, these are expectations reported by Push Square, not confirmed announcements.
Why This Matters
Pricing details — even rumours — shape early buying intent and the pre-order conversation. According to Push Square, all of the above should be confirmed over the next few days, ahead of the pre-order window opening on 25th June. Push Square also links the timing of confirmation to the expectation of a new trailer “at some point next week,” plus official price confirmations.
We’re watching this closely. If Fnac’s listing is accurate, the range of prices from €89.99 up to €199.99 could mark a diversified launch strategy with standard, premium, and collector tiers. If the listing is incorrect or placeholder-only, it will be a reminder to treat early retail pages with skepticism. Either way, we’ll be waiting for official word from Rockstar and will update you the moment anything is confirmed.
