Sony's limited edition Grand Theft Auto VI PlayStation 5 DualSense wireless controller will cost 7,499 TL in Turkey after being listed by retailer MediaMarkt.
The themed gamepad opened for pre-orders outside Turkey on 10 September, when Sony confirmed an international release date of 19 November. MediaMarkt published the Turkish retail price but did not include a local launch date in the product listing. However, the controller is expected to go on sale in Turkey on 19 November, aligning with the global rollout.
MediaMarkt is a major European electronics retail chain that operates dozens of department stores and an online store across Turkey. Turkish gamers regularly monitor local retail listings for hardware pricing, as imported gaming consoles and peripheral devices in Turkey carry foreign currency valuations alongside national consumer taxes. The listing on the retailer's Turkish website marks one of the earliest official confirmations of how local distributors plan to price themed merchandise for the console.
Design and Visual Features
The Grand Theft Auto VI Limited Edition DualSense controller comes in two colour variants, black and white. Both models feature the Roman numeral VI logo across the central touchpad, accented with neon pink and neon purple hues chosen to capture the nighttime atmosphere of Vice City.
Along the controller grips, designers have added three-dimensional reliefs shaped like palm trees. The textured palm tree engravings run down the side panels where players hold the device, providing a distinctive grip pattern that ties directly into the tropical visual theme of the upcoming game.
The most striking element of the hardware is a specialized colour-changing coating across the middle section. The broad coloured surface changes shade according to the intensity of the surrounding light, an aesthetic feature that has never previously appeared on any custom DualSense release.
Hardware and Worldwide Release
Aside from the exterior design, the controller preserves every standard feature of the original PlayStation 5 DualSense. The device contains no functional changes or altered internal specifications, serving primarily as a collectible gaming accessory for Grand Theft Auto fans.
Sony Interactive Entertainment first launched the DualSense alongside the PlayStation 5 console in late 2020, replacing the earlier DualShock line. The controller is best known for its haptic vibration feedback and adaptive triggers, which provide physical resistance to simulate in-game tension. Rockstar Games, a subsidiary of Take-Two Interactive, is developing Grand Theft Auto VI as the sequel to Grand Theft Auto V, returning the franchise to the fictional setting of Vice City in Leonida.
The custom Grand Theft Auto VI controller will officially go on sale on 19 November, launching on the exact same day that Grand Theft Auto VI arrives on store shelves.
