Grand Theft Auto VI Gets Its Own Limited-Edition DualSense Controllers
Nomadnest28 Grand Theft Auto VI now has its own custom hardware to match the hype. During today’s State of Play, Sony and Rockstar Games pulled the curtain back on two limited-edition DualSense controllers built specifically for the highly anticipated PS5 title.
The pair comes in black and white, each carrying a distinct Vice City mood. Sony designed the white edition around daytime Vice City, drawing on soft pastel skies and sun-bleached beaches. The black version leans into the city’s neon-soaked nightlife instead, giving off that after-dark energy fans have come to expect from the franchise.
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Both controllers share a shimmering, color-shifting finish that shifts hue depending on the light hitting it. Palm tree details are molded directly into the shell rather than just printed on, adding texture you can actually feel in your hands. An iridescent purple accent sits at the center of the touchpad, echoing the Grand Theft Auto VI logo itself.
Sony also confirmed that Grand Theft Auto VI will lean heavily on DualSense hardware features. Expect haptic feedback and adaptive triggers that respond dynamically as players guide Jason and Lucia through their story on the ground.
Price, Release Date, and Where to Buy
Both the black and white DualSense controllers arrive on November 19, 2026, the same day Grand Theft Auto VI launches. Pricing sits at $84.99 in the US, with regional equivalents set at €84.99, £74.99, and ¥12,480 including tax.
Pre-orders open September 10 through PlayStation Direct and select retail partners. Given Sony’s history with limited-run peripherals, stock likely won’t last long once orders go live, so early birds have the best shot at grabbing one before it sells out.
For players who want their setup to match the world they’re about to dive into, these Grand Theft Auto VI controllers offer a small but meaningful way to get into character before the game even boots up. Whether black or white fits your style better, both editions promise the same tactile upgrade over a standard DualSense pad.
