Sony Announces Limited Edition GTA 6 DualSense Controllers, Pre-orders Opening Soon
As the anticipation for Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto VI reaches a fever pitch, Sony has officially joined the fray with a hardware tribute for the most anticipated game of the decade. During today’s State of Play presentations, the company unveiled a series of striking, limited-edition DualSense wireless controllers themed after the upcoming open-world epic.
The new hardware, which aims to capture the neon-soaked aesthetic of the game’s setting, comes in two colorways: classic black and sleek white. The design features several bespoke touches, including the iconic Roman numeral “VI” from the official GTA 6 logo etched in gray across the touchpad. Complementing the base colors are vibrant hot pink button accents and an iridescent blue finish on the lower housing—a nod to the quintessential Miami-inspired palette of the Grand Theft Auto universe. Additionally, the controllers feature an embossed palm frond pattern on the handle grips, offering a tactile detail that fans are sure to appreciate.
For those eager to secure these collectibles, pre-orders for Sony’s GTA 6-themed DualSense controllers will officially open on September 10 at 10:00 AM ET. The controllers are priced at $85, arriving just in time for the game’s highly anticipated launch on November 19.
The rollout of these controllers coincides with the massive promotional push for the title. Following the release of an extended gameplay trailer last week, fans have been busy scouring every frame for Easter eggs and narrative clues.
As the countdown to November 19 continues, excitement is at an all-time high. However, officials are cautioning players to remain vigilant. With the immense interest surrounding the release, cybercriminals have already begun circulating fake “demo” files and malicious software masquerading as early access versions of the game. Gamers are advised to stick to official channels and authorized retailers, such as the PlayStation Store and Rockstar’s direct partners, to ensure their systems remain secure while they wait for the official drop.
