14 DAY TRIAL // Listings for a Grand Theft Auto V PlayStation 4 bundle have popped up on multiple European arms of online retailer Amazon, pegging it for release alongside the next-gen version of the action-adventure title.
The listing has popped up on Amazon Spain, Amazon Germany, and Amazon Italy, each showcasing the PS4 bundle with a release date of November 18, having a price tag of €449 / £353 / $573.
Neither of the listings includes a proper image of the bundle or package art, but the Amazon Germany listing features a quickly scrawled picture showing a black PlayStation 4 unit with a black DualShock 4 controller, next to a superimposed image of the game case.
Sony has yet to announce anything regarding an official Grand Theft Auto V bundle, but rumors regarding one have been going around lately. The game was bundled with the PlayStation 3 device before, so it's not that big of a stretch to image that Sony and Rockstar would team up again for the PS4 version of the insanely popular video game.
Even without a bundle, the game is still packing heat
The action-adventure tile will come with a wide range of technical improvements and greatly enhanced visuals, making the low down gangsta simulation even more immersive than on last-gen platforms.
Pre-ordering the game will net you a cool mil in in-game cash, spread across your GTAV and GTA Online bank accounts.
In addition to the moolah, the next-gen version ships with new weapons, new activities to keep you entertained, as well as much denser traffic, overhauled damage effects and dynamic weather, and brand new foliage, making murdering people in the great outdoors more pleasurable than ever.
Among the new activities for players to engage in when not causing mayhem are wildlife photography and new shooting range challenges.
Last-gen gamers get some nice treats
Gamers who enjoyed the PS3 or Xbox 360 version of Rockstar Games' open-world action hit will be able to transfer all their Grand Theft Auto Online characters and progression to either the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 or PC platforms, and will simply continue the action right where they left things off.
In addition to this, players returning from last-gen systems will be able to access some exclusive content, and will have the opportunity to collect rare versions of classic vehicles from all across the series.
Grand Theft Auto V is coming to the Xbox One home entertainment system from Microsoft and to the PlayStation 4 home console from Sony on November 18, and it's due out for PC on January 27.