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The standard price for big-budget games is $70, but there has been speculation that GTA 6 could cost more. There are even some experts who speculate that it could cost up to $100. Strauss Zelnick, the CEO and chairman of Rockstar Games' parent company, Take-Two Interactive, said last June that gamers will have an experience at a "fair price." A likely scenario is that GTA 6 could cost $80, a price Nintendo used first for the release of Mario Kart World for the Switch 2. 

GTA 6's setting is the state of Leonida, the fictional version of Florida. It'll include some time in the big city and surrounding areas, including the coasts and swamplands. The star of the game will be the return to Vice City, a fictitious version of Miami. GTA 6 takes place in a modern setting, so don't expect the '80s version players first experienced in GTA: Vice City. 

Over on Twitter, videotech reported that a new interview with Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick has just been shared by YouTuber David Senra. Since Senra's channel is mostly about "studying entrepreneurs" and "today's builders", the interview is mostly focused on Zelnick himself, although there is, of course, a bit of chatter about GTA 6. Your browser does not support the video tag. At one point in the interview, Senra asks Zelnick about the timeline pressures surrounding GTA 6, which included questioning how far behind schedule the game is after its two notable delays. Zelnick says that he thinks