What the Extended Look Showed

A new character (Raul), a heist gone wrong leaving Jason and Lucia arrested, a reworked combat system, new vehicle-theft and mid-mission character-switching mechanics, an expanded activity list, Phil Collins on the soundtrack. Full breakdown on our dedicated Extended Look page.

What Hasn't Moved

After the Extended Look, where things stand
PriceSet since June 25, 2026 (79.99 EUR / 99.99 EUR)Unchanged
EditionsStandard and Ultimate, contents already knownUnchanged
Release dateNovember 19, 2026, reaffirmed by Take-Two on August 7, 2026Unchanged
Platform choiceNo content exclusivity announced, PS5 or Xbox Series XStill open
Edition choiceNo collector's edition announcedStill open

On the three questions that determine what you're buying and what you pay, the Extended Look changed nothing. On platform and edition, it gives you nothing new to decide on either.

What You Know Now, That You Didn't Yesterday

Waiting made sense while the video was still an unknown. You've seen the reworked combat, the new character, the opening of the story, the activity list. On price and date, you know exactly what you knew in June: nothing moved.

A pre-order placed now is generally cancellable before shipping or before the final charge, depending on the retailer's terms. The boxed pre-order still shows unavailable at several retailers, including Amazon.fr (details on our stock tracking page). The Extended Look doesn't change that.

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Standard Amazon.fr order: charged at shipment, easy returns within 30 days.

How to Decide, Now

If you were hesitating on the game's content, you have your answer: reworked combat, more activities, a story that moves right from the opening. If you were hesitating on price or date, nothing changed since June. The last unknown, Trailer 3's date, is behind us now.

November 19, 2026 arrives in just under three months, and Rockstar hasn't announced another video before then.