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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*Although the [[Atomic Blimp]] is available to Standard Edition pre-orders, it is included with the additional DLC content in the Special Edition and Collector's Edition without the need of a pre-order. |
*Although the [[Atomic Blimp]] is available to Standard Edition pre-orders, it is included with the additional DLC content in the Special Edition and Collector's Edition without the need of a pre-order. |
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| − | *Before even though you had the standard edition, it is was possible to get the bonus vehicles that come with the Special and Collectors edition of the game in [[Grand Theft Auto Online]]. Although there were restrictions in storing these vehicles in your [[garages]], you could only bring them out by calling your mechanic.This glitch has since been fixed in Patch 1.10. |
+ | *Before even though you had the standard edition, it is was possible to get the bonus vehicles that come with the Special and Collectors edition of the game in [[Grand Theft Auto Online]]. Although there were restrictions in storing these vehicles in your [[garages]], you could only bring them out by calling your mechanic. This glitch has since been fixed in Patch 1.10. |
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Revision as of 15:53, 6 May 2014
Special Edition packaging
Following Grand Theft Auto IV's Collector's Edition, Grand Theft Auto V also features three different editions.[1]They were announced on the Rockstar Newswire on May 23 2013, with the possibility to pre-order them starting that day. The three editions are:
- Standard Edition, featuring no additional content and has, therefore, the lowest price - $60/£40/€60
- Special Edition, featuring additional digital content and has, therefore, a higher price - $80/£60/€80
- Collector's Edition, featuring additional digital content and physical goodies and has, therefore, the highest price - $150/£120/€130
Editions comparison
| Features | Standard Edition | Special Edition | Collector's Edition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Game disc | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Access to Atomic Blimp | Pre-order only | Yes | Yes |
| Steelbook with exclusive artwork | No | Yes | Yes |
| Blueprint Map (Los Santos and Blaine County) | No | Yes | Yes |
| Special Ability Boost | No | Yes | Yes |
| Stunt Plane Trials | No | Yes | Yes |
| Bonus Outfits, Tattoos, etc. | No | Yes | Yes |
| Additional Weapons | No | Yes | Yes |
| Security Deposit Bag | No | No | Yes |
| Grand Theft Auto V key | No | No | Yes |
| New Era Cap | No | No | Yes |
| Custom Grand Theft Auto Online Characters | No | No | Yes |
| Unique Vehicles and Garage Property | No | No | Yes |
Gallery
Box Art
Standard Edition for PlayStation 3
Special Edition for PlayStation 3
Collector's Edition for PlayStation 3
Standard Edition for Xbox 360
Special Edition for Xbox 360
Collector's Edition for Xbox 360
Promotional Images
Pre-Order Bonus
Special Edition
Collector's Edition
Trivia
- Although the Atomic Blimp is available to Standard Edition pre-orders, it is included with the additional DLC content in the Special Edition and Collector's Edition without the need of a pre-order.
- Before even though you had the standard edition, it is was possible to get the bonus vehicles that come with the Special and Collectors edition of the game in Grand Theft Auto Online. Although there were restrictions in storing these vehicles in your garages, you could only bring them out by calling your mechanic. This glitch has since been fixed in Patch 1.10.