Did you hear the news? GTA 6 might be digital-only for the game itself, but the soundtrack is getting a full physical release. You'll be able to grab it on vinyl, CD, or digital, so you can blast those tunes even when you're not causing chaos in Vice City.
The soundtrack features original tracks from a stacked lineup: Travis Scott, Rauw Alejandro, Keith Richards, Morgan Wallen, and more. That's a wild mix, right? From hip-hop to Latin to rock to country, it sounds like GTA 6's radio stations are going to be as diverse as ever.
But here's the kicker: there's a deluxe vinyl collection that'll set you back $125. That's not chump change, but for die-hard collectors, it might be worth it. The set likely includes multiple records and maybe some extras, though we don't have all the details yet.
So if you're the kind of player who loves owning physical media, this is your chance to get a piece of GTA 6 without needing a disc for the game. The soundtrack will be available on CD as well, so you've got options depending on your setup.
It's interesting that Rockstar is pushing the soundtrack so hard. Maybe they know the music is going to be a huge part of the experience, just like in previous GTA games. Remember cruising around to Vice City's synthwave? This could be similar but with a modern twist.
We still don't know exactly when the soundtrack drops, but it's probably safe to assume it'll coincide with the game's release. And if you're planning to pick up the vinyl, you might want to start saving now.
What do you think? Will you be grabbing the deluxe vinyl, or are you sticking to digital? Let us know in the comments!
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