Another player has swiped a colossal discount on GTA 6, paying just $2 thanks to a forgotten Best Buy card
Another player has scored an extraordinary discount on Grand Theft Auto 6, purchasing a pre-order for just $2.12—a savings of $77.87 off the standard $79.99 price tag through Best Buy’s cashback program.
With 139 days remaining before GTA 6’s release, players are increasingly seeking ways to reduce the cost of entry for Rockstar’s highly anticipated sequel. This latest example demonstrates that traditional retail cashback programs remain a viable method for securing steep discounts on major game pre-orders.
The discovery highlights a pattern of resourceful purchasing strategies emerging among the gaming community. Previously, players have successfully leveraged Bing and Microsoft Rewards programs to obtain significant discounts on GTA 6 pre-orders. These opportunities arise from promotional overlaps and unused store credit, allowing savvy consumers to exploit pricing structures that retailers offer.
The surge in discount-hunting activity reflects both player enthusiasm for the title and growing concern over game pricing—particularly given the recent controversy surrounding GTA 6’s Ultimate Edition, which carries a premium price point. As the release date approaches, such bargains may become increasingly rare, creating urgency among budget-conscious gamers.