GTA 5: who’s got the cheapest pre-order in SA?

25 June 2013
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GTA V’s arrival is still a little while away, but while gamers are starting to scratch around in their pockets and retailers are adjusting prices, we decided to look at who currently has the cheapest pre-order option for Rockstar’s colossal crime-drama.

Grand Theft Auto 5 will release on 17 September 2013, so if you’re prepared to commit to a pre-order (which should be safe considering Rockstar’s promises of quality), then there are a few options. According to Megarom, the standard edition of GTA V recommended pricing is R729.

Please note: prices correct at time of posting.

The prices are for the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions.

Retailer Standard Edition Special Edition Collector’s Edition
CNA (valid until 7 July)
R599.90
Kalahari R649.95 R749.95  R1,459.95
Takealot R669.00 R849.00  R1,699.00
Loot  R699.00
Animeworx R725.00 R890.00
GamesX R749.00
Top CD  R799.95
BT Games  TBA

Keep in mind, certain retailers have not listed their prices.

Grand Theft Auto V has been receiving some jaw-dropping screenshots in recent months, and in anticipation for the big game, we also recently looked at 5 things that we can’t wait to do in GTA 5.

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  1. Sebastian Stroud
    20.08.2013 at 09:43

    BT Games always has “TBA”. So god damn annoying.

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