How Much Will Gta 5 Expanded And Enhanced Cost?

The standard price of GTA5 Expanded & Enhanced Edition for PS5 & Xbox Series X|S is $39.99.
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Will GTA 5 expanded and enhanced be free?

Is GTA 5 Expanded and Enhanced free – (Image credit: Rockstar Games) No, the GTA 5 Expanded and Enhanced Version is not a free upgrade, though for the three month period from launch until June 14 it will be heavily discounted for both new and returning players. Thanks to Sony’s long-standing relationship with Rockstar and GTA, the Enhanced Edition is cheaper on PS5 than Xbox Series X, and you can find all of the details for this in our separate GTA 5 price guide.

1. The only exception to this is the standalone GTA Online on PS5, which for the same three month post-launch period will be available to download and keep for free – though you will need an active PlayStation Plus subscription to play it.
2. Once you’ve purchased and installed the GTA 5 Enhanced Version, you’ll just need to transfer GTA 5 Story Mode progress to PS5 and Xbox Series X then follow the process for how to transfer GTA Online and you’ll be all set.

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Is GTA 5 expanded and enhanced worth it?

No new content – Even though the title of the remaster has “expanded” in it, in reality, the game does not provide anything substantially different than the original. Most of the difference comes in the technical aspects of the game, but in the gameplay and story aspects, everything is the same as the original.
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How much is the PS5 upgrade fee?

First-party policy change – Sony initially said 2022 exclusive Horizon Forbidden West wouldn’t let you upgrade from the PS4 to the PS5 version for free unless you bought the more expensive Digital Deluxe, Collector’s or Regalla Edition, It later reversed course, saying anyone who bought the PS4 version would be entitled to a free PS5 upgrade.

However, PlayStation boss Jim Ryan also confirmed that upgrading future first-party games will come at a price. “Moving forward, PlayStation first-party exclusive cross-gen titles (newly releasing on PS4 & PS5)-both digital and physical*-will offer a $10 digital upgrade option from PS4 to PS5,” he wrote a blog post.

“This will apply to the next God of War and Gran Turismo 7, and any other exclusive cross-gen PS4 & PS5 title published by Sony Interactive Entertainment.” Spider-Man: Miles Morales is one of the games you can upgrade. PS5 Performance Mode; screenshot by Sean Keane/CNET
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How much does it cost to upgrade GTA 5?

Grand Theft Auto V is coming out once again on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Many titles have free upgrades, but some were skeptical that Rockstar Games would do anything less than offer up the enhanced version at full price, especially since the company didn’t mention any sort of upgrade path, The GTAV PS5 upgrade price for PS4 owners is split up into two costs. The campaign upgrade is $9.99 and Grand Theft Auto Online is free for PlayStation Plus subscribers, but will only be free for three months. The upgrade charge for the campaign is only a limited-time deal, too, as it will jump up to $39.99 on June 14, 2022.

• It’s likely that the separate GTAO standalone will be $19.99 after that date, according to the Xbox listing (since it is not free on that platform and shows the full price).
• RELATED: GTA Trilogy Remasters Receive Huge, Bug-Fixing Update However, Xbox owners aren’t getting off as easy.
• The story mode and Grand Theft Auto Online upgrade is a $19.99 bundle and Grand Theft Auto Online is being sold separately for $9.99.

Grand Theft Auto Online is not free for Xbox Live Gold members or Game Pass subscribers and is also currently $10 off, meaning it will be $19.99 until June 14. RELATED: The Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection Shouldn’t Be a Premium Remaster According to Rockstar, these upgrades will feature multiple graphics modes and visual enhancements, which is likely being used to justify the fee.
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Is it worth buying GTA on next gen?

Austin Ikard GTA 5’s remastered editions for the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S include three new graphical modes, Performance, Fidelity, and Performance RT. The expanded and enhanced version of GTA was released on March 15th, 2022 on the PS5 and the Xbox Series X | S.

As some quick advice, if you play GTA alone and love small details, definitely buy this new edition. If you intend to play with friends who do not have a next-gen console, don’t upgrade to this new edition, as in order to transfer your progress rockstar deletes your character from previous console versions.

After being enhanced for PS4 and Xbox One in 2014, Grand Theft Auto V makes a standard transition to its third console generation, over 9 years after its initial release.This new version of GTA is something simple but definitely makes the game more visually appealing.

• GTA 5’s remastered editions for the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S include three new graphical modes, Performance, Fidelity, and Performance RT.
• These modes feature up to 4K resolution, a 60 fps frame rate, improved texture quality, HDR options, ray tracing, faster loading times, immersive 3D audio, platform-specific features, and more.

While playing, the 60 fps was definitely noticeable in the sensation of raw power while driving. The added visual cues such as gusts of wind flying past, help to give an improved sense of speed and power. During my playthrough I revisited the story mode in this new enhanced edition, and appeared to be much sharper and smoother to play.

With improved graphics, Expanded and Enhanced breathed new life into a nearly decade old story. While GTA 5 is still a 2013 game, seeing past the graphical improvements, the base game still carries the weight of the previous versions. What becomes increasingly more apparent, is that rockstar attempted to put as little effort towards this remaster as possible, with major issues lining the streets of Los Santos.

A big issue many fans of the series, myself included, have experienced is the continued use of models from as far back as 2008’s GTA IV. So while the upgrade is much appreciated, once you notice how often the same street cars drive by with xbox 360 level graphics, it degrades your experience and reminds you of the games true age.

As I and the rest of the GTA community await a sixth installation in the series, no one demanded yet another minor update to GTA 5. While, I made the switch to the next gen version of GTA so I could enjoy the new features of the game, I was aware that the next gen edition of GTA online was only $10 on the Xbox Series X | S, while the full package is an extra 10.

Unfortunately these prices are temporary as in just a few short months the price will double for both online-only, and the full package. Although transferring the account was simple from my end, you cannot return to your character on previous gen versions of the game after migrating profiles.

1. This can be frustrating if you intend on playing with friends who have yet to purchase a next-gen console.
2. Rockstar added small details such as texture updates for smoke, explosions and glass breaking, but these made me ask were they really needed? Was this worth the wait?Maybe Rockstar is trying to keep the community tuned in by adding small updates, but most of the community, including me, are disappointed with this update.

Yes, there were small updates like a new start-up menu and a new career builder for players new to GTA, starting off with $4 million to start your enterprise. Furthermore, Rockstar should have added some sort of content update for this game along with the small details they included.

If you are considering purchasing the new GTA, it may be worth it depending on what you’re hoping for. All my friends have the new gen consoles, so we all decided to switch. If you have friends on the old version of GTA 5 and play with them often, it is definitely not worth it to switch and not be able to play with them on that specific account.

Of course, you can have a secondary account to play the old gen, but that is way too complicated, and it is way easier to have one account for GTA. Overall, this update was something simple and could cater to players by being more aesthetically pleasing when playing.
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Is it worth buying GTA 5 for next gen?

Rockstar Games It’s a testament to Grand Theft Auto V as one of the best games of all time that the next-generation upgrade from Rockstar Games is a chance for players to triple-dip while also being perhaps the best edition of the game ever for new players.

Originally released in 2013 on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, the tale of Michael, Franklin and Trevor—and arguably the best city-as-a-character—returns again harnessing the power of next-generation consoles on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. While it might be easy to wave this release off as a formality and potentially not even worth the investment, that’s simply not the case, especially on PlayStation 5 thanks to some creative work with features unique to the system.

GTA V and GTA Online have never looked or played better, exceeding expectations. Graphics and Gameplay It was easy to wait with bated breath and hope GTA V didn’t look too dated or unimpressive with a second console remaster as it enters its third generation of systems.

Yet it somehow blows expectations out of the water. This version of the game is simply a stunner. Some of it has to do with the reworked lighting system (Raytracing or otherwise) that will have even PC players who already enjoyed it at max settings on a solid-state drive with zippy load times impressed.

But as a whole, GTA V feels brighter and more detailed than ever. The NPCs out in the open world are maybe the only thing that feels overly dated when looking at their mannerisms or getting close to them. Otherwise, the game, on an immersive level, manages to match pretty much any release out there.

1. Maybe this shouldn’t be so shocking.
2. Even non-next-generation versions of this game rank among the most immersive open worlds ever.
3. Los Santos and its distinct districts and overall character don’t have an equal.
4. Even recent big open-world offerings like Cyberpunk 2077 don’t match its character, diversity or depth.

The same glowing praise doesn’t necessarily apply to the actual gameplay. Combat, specifically, still feels clunky and outdated, which only gets worse by the year as the rest of the industry moves forward in these areas. But at this point, that’s almost part of the Rockstar charm (many players weren’t thrilled with Red Dead 2’s control schemes or gameplay pacing, remember?) and bringing proper expectations into this release makes it almost a moot point—the game came out in 2013, after all.

1. While it’s a little disappointing to see more headway wasn’t made in this area, we on the outside also can’t know how big of an undertaking it would have been to completely revamp the lock-on system and controls, if possible at all.
2. It’s also blatantly clear much of the energy went into the DualSense haptic feedback on the PlayStation 5.

The work on this front is phenomenal and perhaps the best application of it we’ve seen to date. Seemingly everything has some impact on the controller’s feel. Raindrops and wind rattle the controller. Directional feedback emulates what’s happening on the screens—the left side of the controller vibrates when a car zips past the player character’s left side, for example.

Inching toward a speaker in a club intensifies the vibrations realistically, too. One more thing about the controller on PS5: It lights up red and blue when a player earns a wanted level and shifts between blue, green and orange depending on which protagonist it controls. Smooth. GTA Online, Next-Gen Features and more Michael, Franklin and Trevor’s story don’t change here, for what it’s worth.

The memorable, shocking or otherwise moments that have become viral sensations remain intact—it just looks better and has been brought up to impressive modern performance standards. For those getting to experience it for the first time, a tip of the cap.

The story, its ability to weave multiple protagonists into meaningful gameplay moments, set pieces, length and risks were all ahead of their time, and not only do they feel great today, but they continue to set the bar that other games attempt to reach. GTA Online is the more interesting talking point given how it has evolved with continued support over the years, effectively paving the way for the live-service gaming trend.

GTAO gets a revamped menu system that lets the player quickly dive into certain activities. This is a very, very good thing—GTAO vets know all too well how clunky it was to click through menus or attempt to find certain activities reliably in the past.

• The new menus are just a preview of the game’s efforts to make the new-player experience friendlier.
• Upon initial boot, new players now get to partake in a career builder, which walks players through segments of what GTAO has to offer.
• That, plus $4 million to funnel into a business and getting to choose from executive, nightclub owner, gunrunner or biker career paths.

In past versions of GTAO, the game merely dropped a new player on the street with a handful of dollars, a pistol and a barrage of messages but no real direction on what to do. Depending on the server, they were probably promptly mowed down violently by other players, to boot.

• Most important in the quality of life update for GTAO, though, besides the obvious bump in framerates and resolution, is the quickened load times.
• In the past, players spent an unhealthy amount of their lives looking at the clouds in a loading screen—we’re talking go-do-some-household-chores-loading-times, folks—and that’s thankfully no longer the case.

There’s still a huge barrier of entry here, perhaps more so than any other similar offering in, say, the MMO realm. But there is also a litany of reasons as to why the mode has thrived for as long as it has, spawning inadequate imitators left and right: It’s just plain fun.

1. Getting multiple businesses up and running, laundering money and buying properties all over Los Santos while gradually progressing is just pure enjoyment and a gargantuan timesink, mostly of the positive variety.
2. On the technical side, this offering leans into the power of new consoles well.
3. Performance bumps to 60 frames per second and the resolution to a native 4K.

Players have to pick between the two, but both look and run great, which isn’t too shocking considering even backward-compatible versions of the last-generation games were running at 30 FPS and 1080p. Luckily for returning players, story and GTAO progress migration is a pretty seamless experience and even comes with some exclusive bonuses—a nice capper on what is a pretty technically-sound upgrade to an already-classic package.

Conclusion It’s staggering to think that Los Santos first stood out as an open world at a time when open worlds were pretty rare. Now they feel like one of the most common checklist items in every big release—yet Los Santos still stands above them all so many years later. So it’s nice to see that this beloved locale got treated with the care and attention it deserves and the overall offering isn’t some half-hearted effort to funnel more players into GTAO on new consoles.

Granted, it does that very, very well because of the revamped onboarding process. And more than a few players—either those who swore to never touch it or complete newcomers—will surely dive into GTAO and quickly fall in love after these changes. But as a whole, this is easily the best way to experience GTA V, it’s worth a look even for players with hundreds of hours in past editions, and it’s a great example of how to bring a classic forward to next-generation systems where old and new players await.
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Is GTA 5 worth it on next gen?

When Grand Theft Auto 5 was first released in 2013, it quickly became one of the highest-rated video games ever made and an unprecedented sales success. A year later, Rockstar Games released an enhanced version of Grand Theft Auto 5 for the then-new PS4 and Xbox One consoles, making some meaningful improvements in the process.

Fast-forward to 2022 and Rockstar Games is releasing Grand Theft Auto 5 yet again, this time for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. The PS5 and Xbox Series X versions of Grand Theft Auto 5 don’t offer as big of a leap as the game enjoyed when it went from PS3 and Xbox 360 to PS4 and Xbox One, but there are still some notable upgrades.

Grand Theft Auto 5 next-gen graphics are definitely improved, though of course not in a way that fully takes advantage of the added horsepower. It also runs much smoother, with players able to choose between Performance, Performance RT, and Fidelity modes. Grand Theft Auto 5 on PS5 and Xbox Series X is a visual improvement across the board, regardless of what display option players go with. It performs better, it looks better, and the load times have also been vastly improved, which is easily one of the best changes when going from the PS4 and Xbox One version to GTA 5 on PS5 and Xbox Series X.

Grand Theft Auto 5 load times have been notoriously long for nearly a decade now, but they’re sped up considerably on PS5 and Xbox Series X. Just like playing Grand Theft Auto 5 in 60 frames per second will make it impossible for players to go back to older versions, the faster load times also represent a meaningful upgrade that will make it difficult for fans to play the game any other way.

Besides these changes and smaller upgrades, Grand Theft Auto 5 on PS5 and Xbox Series X is otherwise the same game that fans have been playing for almost 10 years now. The story mode is phenomenal, with varied missions objectives, a gripping narrative, top-tier writing, and no shortage of things to do while exploring the vast open world of Los Santos. When GTA 5 jumped to PS4 and Xbox One, it came with some significant new gameplay additions. Players were given the option to play the entire game in first-person mode, and they were also able to transform into animals by eating the new peyote plants that were added to the world map.

The PS5 and Xbox Series X versions lack these new meaningful gameplay experiences. The PS5 version of Grand Theft Auto 5 uses the unique DualSense controller features, but otherwise players are basically signing up for the same exact experience that they’ve been playing for years, only with faster load times and better graphics.

Grand Theft Auto 5 on PS5 and Xbox Series X doesn’t represent all that significant of a leap forward. The faster load times are nice, but anyone that’s already played the story mode plenty will find little reason to come back for all that long. The lack of new additions makes Rockstar’s decision to ask fans to pay for the next-gen version of the game a bit hard to swallow, especially since there are games that have provided more worthwhile next-gen upgrades completely free of charge.

• It does make it easier to understand why the company decided to stop marketing the game as “Expanded and Enhanced,” however.
• On the bright side, Grand Theft Auto 5 on PS5 and Xbox Series X is available at a steep discount right now, and PS5 gamers even have a few months to claim the new version of GTA Online for free,

As it so happens, Grand Theft Auto Online really seems to be the centerpiece of this latest re-release. For those that have yet to jump into the chaotic world of Grand Theft Auto Online, it has a new Career Builder mode that teaches new players how to play and gives them a nice $4 million to start their online adventures with. Those that aren’t interested in starting GTA Online from scratch have the option of transferring their character from older versions of the game to the new version, which is a painless process. Even if one decides to transfer their existing GTA Online character to the new version, though, they can still make a new character and start at the beginning if they’d like.

Grand Theft Auto Online actually has some exclusive content only available in the new version of the game in the form of Hao’s Special Works, This is a new shop that gives players more freedom when it comes to customization and upgrading special vehicles. The other notable GTA Online change is the new menu, which allows players to more easily start specific activities – a greatly appreciated quality-of-life improvement that will help players start heists and get into the action much faster than before.

Otherwise, Grand Theft Auto Online is pretty much the same story as the single-player mode. Those playing GTA Online on PS5 and Xbox Series X can expect a superior experience than they’re used to, with improved graphics and performance, but it’s difficult to say that the upgrades make it worth buying all over again.

1. Those that haven’t played Grand Theft Auto Online for a long time may get more out of it, though, as Rockstar Games has never stopped supporting the game, regularly releasing new content updates including rather substantial ones like The Cayo Perico Heist, for example.
2. Grand Theft Auto 5 and GTA Online for PS5 and Xbox Series X are still phenomenal games that one could easily sink hundreds of hours into, but there’s no getting around that they are fundamentally the same experiences as before, only with better graphics and performance.

Someone that hasn’t played GTA 5 or GTA Online in a long time will get more mileage out of this new version, but those that have played both regularly since launch may be better off waiting for the eventual Grand Theft Auto 6, The new version of Grand Theft Auto 5 is out now for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X.
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What does GTA expanded and enhanced add?

What has changed in GTA 5 Expanded and Enhanced? – In another official blog post, Rockstar has detailed the expansions and enhancements that you’ll see if you buy GTA 5 again for PS5 or Xbox Series X/S. The blog promises “new graphics modes including up to 4K resolution, a framerate of up to 60 frames per second, improved texture qualities, HDR options and ray tracing, faster loading times, immersive 3D audio, platform-specific features, and more”.

Those are the technical enhancements, basically, but what about the ‘expanded’ side of things? What is actually being added to GTA 5 in terms of new content? Well, to be honest, you shouldn’t expect that much in terms of fresh playable stuff. There aren’t any new story chapters being added here, and nor are there any new gameplay modes.

However, as promised, you will be able to choose between a number of different visual modes that were never available on console before. They have been described in yet another official blog post like so:

Fidelity Mode – “tuned for the highest visual quality and targets 30 FPS. In this mode the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X support native 4K resolution with ray tracing enabled while the Xbox Series S supports upscaled 4K resolution.” Performance Mode – “tuned for the most responsive gameplay experience and targets 60 FPS. In this mode, the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X support upscaled 4K resolution while the Xbox Series S supports a resolution of 1080p.” Performance RT mode – “a hybrid of the Fidelity and Performance modes supporting upscaled 4K resolution with ray tracing enabled and targeting 60 FPS” (this last one is not available on Xbox Series S).

Within the game itself, Rockstar hopes you will notice “increased population and traffic variety, increased vegetation density, improved lighting quality across shadows, water reflections, and other elements. Plus improved anti-aliasing, motion-blur, highly detailed new explosions, fire, and much more.” PS5 owners will also be able to feel enhanced controller sensations, with Rockstar adding support for the DualSense controller’s haptic feedback and adaptive trigger features.
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Is it worth buying GTA 5 on PS5?

Aw sh*t, here we go again ! Grand Theft Auto 5 is one of the greatest selling games of all time, shifting over 160 million copies in the decade or so since it debuted. First released on the PlayStation 3 in 2013, the game was a mainstay on software sales charts throughout the entire PS4 generation, and now it’s launched on the PS5.

• For those of you playing on Sony’s new-gen console, you’ll be able to download GTA Online for free, while the single player campaign will carry an introductory cost of just £8.75/$9.99 until 14th June, 2022.
• But is it worth the upgrade? Rockstar has barely touched Los Santos since it launched on PS4 in 2014.

That means, regardless of whether you invested in a PS4 Pro or have been using PS5’s backwards compatibility, the console version of the game has been locked at 30 frames-per-second in 1080p for the past eight years. Unsurprisingly, then, seeing the release presented at 60 frames-per-second in higher resolution is mind-blowing – even if it’s not really all that impressive by modern open world standards.

The developer has also added native HDR support, and while some scenes look a little too bloomy for our tastes, you can almost feel the sandbox’s sun on the back of your neck. There are three graphics options available: Fidelity has the best image quality, and appears to resolve a native 4K at a smooth 30 frames-per-second; Performance drops the resolution slightly – it’s still way above the PS4 version’s 1080p – but presents an equally smooth 60 frames-per-second.

We tried triggering some explosions and the framerate holds well, although your mileage may vary under significant duress. The third option is Performance RT, which blends raytracing with 60 frames-per-second refresh rates, although we honestly couldn’t tell much difference between the two permutations of Performance, so you may want to wait for someone with a magnifying glass to explain exactly what’s going on here. All three modes look great to our eye, although considering how slow and cumbersome GTA 5’s controls can feel at the best of times, the 60 frames-per-second options are literal game changers. Aiming is significantly less sluggish, while driving through Los Santos with the new GTA Online tuning upgrades – more on those later – feels positively WipEout -esque.

• The game does still show its age, however: there are textures which are clearly ancient that pop up from time to time, and the character models – particularly their faces – can’t cut it against contemporary releases like Horizon Forbidden West or even The Last of Us 2,
• Still, we’re talking about a title from 2013 here.

Loading times are significantly improved, too. One neat trick is that, once you’ve booted the game for the first time, it skips all the annoying logos and copyright information thereafter – a 30 second saving alone. From there, we clocked 11 seconds from the main menu into the single player campaign, and just six seconds when changing characters.

Loading Time Tests	PS5 Version	PS4 Version (Backwards Compatibility)
Main Menu to Single Player	11 seconds	50 seconds
Single Player Character Switching	6 seconds	17 seconds
Main Menu to GTA Online Freeroam	44 seconds	95 seconds

As previously alluded, the only real content change between GTA 5 on PS5 and PS4 is the addition of Hao’s Special Works in GTA Online, which allows you to add tuning upgrades to select vehicles to make them go faster. And these speed improvements are significant: pair it with the 60 frames-per-second performance and you can go fast,

There is still quite a bit of pop-in – even when not travelling at these blistering new speeds – but we suppose not even the PS5’s lightning fast SSD can prevent that. Rockstar’s done little to improve the flow of multiplayer, unfortunately. A new main menu screen allows you to jump directly to featured content, but Los Santos will still prove overwhelming to newcomers, and you’ll need our GTA Online guide if you’re playing for the first time this week.

You’ll still have to wait exorbitant lengths of time for lobbies to populate, and some of the menus beggar belief really; years and years of bolting content onto a game not originally designed for it has made the entire experience a bit of a mess. While work has started on GTA 6, it could still be years away, The single player campaign, despite being dated in some areas, is still laugh out loud funny at times, though – and it has some truly memorable moments in it. We played through a handful of our favourite missions, including the Life Invader sequence, and there’s still nothing else quite like this.

• The open world, too, is arguably unparalleled: not even the massively anticipated Cyberpunk 2077 has a world this alive and this believable.
• Ultimately, it’s a true testament to Rockstar’s original vision that a release from 2013 still has this much character.
• So, is it worth the upgrade? Well, do you like GTA 5? Aside from the PC release, this is far-and-away the best version of Los Santos you can find on console, with fast loading times, sharp visuals, and a silky smooth framerate that helps eliminate some of the original’s gameplay issues – we didn’t even mention the DualSense support, which is brilliantly implemented, and even captures tiny details like rain.

For the introductory offer price, it represents great value for money – even if you’ve paid full-price in the past. But if you’ve played these missions before, and you don’t have any interest in GTA Online, it’s going to prove a more difficult sell we suppose.
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Will next gen GTA Online be free?

Step-by-step guide on acquiring GTA 5 Expanded and Enhanced for next-gen consoles – Those who own an Xbox Series X/S may get the base game for $19.99 / £17.49 / €19.99 / AU $29.97 through the Microsoft/Xbox store. Meanwhile, it costs $10.99 / £8.75 / €10.99 / AU $14.99 for PlayStation 5 users and can only be purchased through the console exclusive PSN shop.

Players must first turn on their PS5 console and then go to the PlayStation Network store. From here, they must then search for Grand Theft Auto V.After that, players must choose the game and then the ellipsis menu next to the download option.They must select View Product from the drop-down menu to be taken to GTA Online.Finally, players must select Grand Theft Auto V (PlayStation 5) from the ellipsis menu. They can purchase the game from this page.

Those with a PlayStation Plus subscription can acquire the next-gen GTA 5 Online for free on PS5. They can get the game for free if they claim it before the three months (up until June 14, 2022) expire. Unfortunately for Xbox users, the prices are greater than those on PlayStation 5. Those who wish to play Online mode separately on Xbox Series X/S will have to pay to play it. Despite this, interested players should choose to purchase the game right now rather than three months from now.

• This is because the game will be priced at $39.99 / £34.99 / €39.99 / AU$59.95 after this offer expires.
• The new versions of the game on current-gen hardware are substantially faster than on PS4 and Xbox One.
• There are also additional graphical and gameplay changes, such as 4K at 60 FPS with haptic feedback with Dualsense controllers.

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How much is GTA plus on PS5?

GTA+ is a brand new subscription service for GTA Online, or as Rockstar Games calls it a ‘premium membership program’. Basically, you’re paying $5.99 a month for a series of “Member-exclusive” benefits for players on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

• These benefits change over once a month, but it seems like players can be guaranteed certain rewards are always included.
• As per Rockstar, players will receive a monthly GTA$500,000 bonus, one new property, a vehicle, clothing, and event bonuses, discounts, and more.
• There are also discounts to be had on Shark Cards too.

Read on and we’ll explain everything that’s available in GTA Plus this month.
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How do I get the enhanced version of GTA 5 PS5?

The only way to get the next-gen GTA 5 Expanded and Enhanced edition is through buying it from the PS5 or Xbox Series X Microsoft store.
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