Rockstar confirms GTA 6’s $399.99 Vice City Collection — 11 collectibles, but no game
Rockstar Games has officially opened pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Goodtime State – Vice City Collection. Priced at $399.99, the launch-day box contains 11 collectibles built around the fictional Macca the Gator television show, including Oakley sunglasses, a New Era cap and a double-sided Leonida map. GTA VI itself is explicitly sold separately, so this is a premium merchandise set rather than a traditional collector’s edition of the game.
SOURCE IMAGEWhat Rockstar has now confirmed
The Goodtime State – Vice City Collection is an official GTA VI collectible set sold through Rockstar’s store for $399.99. Rockstar ties it to the fictional Macca the Gator show and positions it as a launch-day collection of Vice City lifestyle merchandise. Pre-orders are open while supplies last, and the product is limited to one per customer. The game is not included as a disc or download code.
The 11 items inside the box
The announced inventory consists of a Macca the Gator figure with a twist-open storage base; Oakley Frogskins sunglasses with Prizm Sapphire lenses; a Leonida Keys crossbody bag; a New Era 9FORTY snapback; a magnetic Macca mirror that can double as a tray; a Chunkee the Manatee shot glass; a Vice City swizzle spoon; a razor-blade-shaped keychain; a nine-piece Leonida Keys enamel pin set; a nine-piece sticker pack; and a double-sided poster with an official Leonida map on its reverse.
Why this is not a GTA VI collector’s edition
The distinction is commercial, not semantic. A conventional collector’s edition bundles a version of the game with physical extras. Rockstar instead calls this a collectible set and states that Grand Theft Auto VI is sold separately. Buyers who want both will need to purchase one of the announced game editions in addition to the $399.99 collection.
The map is the most revealing inclusion
Most of the box is fashion, accessories or display merchandise. The double-sided Leonida poster is different because Rockstar describes its reverse as a map suitable for planning a road trip across the state. It is therefore an official cartographic asset, though promotional images alone do not establish its scale, every printed label or whether it contains locations not already shown elsewhere.
What the datamine got right
The earlier backend report correctly identified the product name, its substantial physical weight, launch timing and purchase restriction before Rockstar’s announcement. It did not establish the $399.99 price or the contents. The sequence is a useful reminder that backend leaks can expose real commercial objects while still leaving enough gaps to make confident product descriptions premature.
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