Updated

Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to launch on November 19, with a week of coverage covering sales forecasts, pricing, performance, leaks and in-game content. Investor's Business Daily compiled analyst reports, with BMO's Brian Pitz saying the game could sell 55 million copies by March 31, 2027 at an average price near $90. Rockstar confirmed 30fps on all consoles including PS5 Pro. The game costs at least $80, and an Alinea Analytics researcher said that price will not become universal. Rockstar released a trailer for Macca and Friends, an in-game animated TV show coming to Weazel TV on November 19. GameSpot reported that physical code-in-box copies in PEGI regions may expose the download code to thieves with a flashlight, while Eurogamer reported that a stylised physical map from the £350 collector's edition leaked from a Selfridges display. Experts warned that over 870,000 UK gamers could face a week or more downloading the 212GB preload, and a UK broadband operator said it is preparing for the load. A UK politician also praised the game 22 years after the Hot Coffee controversy.