Highlights
- Rockstar Games has announced a new Grand Theft Auto VI collectible set inspired by Leonida.
- The Goodtime State, Vice City Collection is now available for pre-order.
- The collection has sparked discussion over its pricing and what buyers receive in the box.
Rockstar Games has opened pre-orders for the Grand Theft Auto VI: The Goodtime State, Vice City Collection, a $399.99 USD Collector’s Box arriving Nov 19, 2026. The collection includes 11 physical items inspired by Leonida’s fictional TV show, Macca the Gator, but does not include GTA VI.
Rockstar announced the collection on Sep 24, describing it as “all the essentials for a good time” and making it available while supplies last. Pre-order details for Latin America, Asia, and Australia will be announced separately.
What Comes in GTA VI Vice City Collection?
The reported 10.88 kg collection contains:
- New Era 9FORTY A-Frame snapback
- Leonida Keys crossbody bag
- Macca magnetic mirror
- A 6-inch Macca the Gator figure with a stash compartment
- Oakley Frogskins sunglasses with Prizm Sapphire lenses
- Chunkee the Manatee shot glass
- Premium stickers in a stash bag
- Vice City swizzle spoon
- Razor blade keychain
- Leonida Keys enamel pins in a metal tin
- Double-sided poster featuring the full Leonida landscape
Rockstar also plans to release more GTA VI apparel and collectibles through its store.
Meanwhile, the packaging leak we previously reported in early September now appears to have been tied to the Goodtime State, Vice City Collection. At the time, the oversized Vice City-branded boxes were described as an alleged GTA VI Collector’s Edition.
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How Does GTA VI’s Price Compare With the Collector Box?
The standard version of GTA VI costs $79.99 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, while the Ultimate Edition is priced at $99.99. Pre-orders for the game opened on June 25, 2026.
Rockstar has confirmed a “single-player experience” at launch but has not announced details about a new version of GTA Online. Physical copies also ship as a code in a box rather than containing a disc.
The merchandise box therefore costs nearly five times the standard game price before the game itself is purchased. The pricing has drawn criticism from sections of the fanbase, noting that some fans expected a traditional collector's edition bundled with the game itself.
