GTA 6 Is Getting a Pair of Limited-Edition PS5 Controllers
Sony just unveiled a pair of limited-edition GTA 6-themed DualSense PS5 controllers—one black, one white—with palm-tree engravings, a “VI” touchpad logo, and color-shifting finishes. The gta controller set goes up for pre-order September 10 in limited quantities, then launches November 19 alongside GTA 6.
During PlayStation’s latest State of Play, Sony shared a first look at two custom Grand Theft Auto 6-themed DualSense controllers. Kotaku reports you’ll be able to choose between a black and a white version, both designed as limited-time items with limited quantities globally.
For gamers who collect hardware as much as games, this announcement lands at the perfect moment: the designs are already visible, the buying window is clearly defined, and the release lines up with GTA 6’s launch. If you want more stories like this, keep an eye on our Future Tech & AI Wonders hub.
Key Takeaways
- A GTA 6-themed gta controller pair will be available in black and white.
- Pre-orders start September 10, with controllers launching November 19.
- Design details include engraved palm trees, a “VI” touchpad logo, and pink highlights.
- Sony says the controllers have a shimmering, color-shifting finish.
When do the GTA 6 DualSense controllers go on sale?
Kotaku says both controllers can be pre-ordered starting September 10, with pricing listed at $85 each. Sony also indicates the controllers will be offered for a limited time and in limited quantities globally, then officially launch on November 19, the same date as GTA 6.
Availability is also part of the pitch: Kotaku reports that both versions are set to be sold via the PlayStation Direct store and at participating retailers.
What design details make this gta controller pair feel special?
Both black and white controllers, per Kotaku, feature engraved palm trees on the grips and a GTA 6 “VI” logo on the touchpad. On the back, the controllers include the Grand Theft Auto franchise logo.
Kotaku also notes that the set is finished with pink highlights on the D-pad and face buttons, and that Sony describes the overall look as a “shimmering, color-shifting finish.”
Why does the timing matter for GTA 6 fans right now?
Kotaku highlights a marketing tension that fans have already spotted: it’s “a bit awkward” that GTA 6 is getting physical controllers but not a physical disc release. In other words, while you may not be able to buy and hold a physical copy of GTA 6, Sony and Take-Two still give fans a tangible accessory tied to the game.
Kotaku further frames the decision with a pricing comparison, saying you could spend $5 more than the digital copy of the $80 game to “let you hold one of these GTA-inspired controllers.”
Will other PlayStation hardware drops steal the spotlight too?
Controller news isn’t the only hardware buzz in the PlayStation ecosystem. Trusted Reviews reports the PlayStation Portal has been discounted to £158.99, and with code MUSTHAVE25 brings the total to £119.24 with free postage—positioned as a way to keep playing PS5 games when the TV is in use.
Whether you’re chasing a limited-edition gta controller or looking for a discounted add-on, the common thread is the same: PlayStation fans have more ways than ever to customize where (and how) they play.
For the original announcement coverage, see Kotaku’s report on the controllers, and for additional context around PlayStation hardware deals, check Trusted Reviews’ Portal deal.