GTA 6's Own Store Listing Names 25 Places, Cars and Shops, Including Two Vercetti References

Rockstar has told nobody almost anything about Grand Theft Auto VI. It has published two trailers, one 27-minute gameplay presentation, a character page and a cover. It has confirmed no map size, no mission count, no radio station, no frame rate. It has also, in the fine print of its own paid-content listings on the Microsoft and PlayStation stores, named roughly 25 specific places, vehicles, weapons, businesses and people in the game, plus half a dozen gameplay systems, including two direct references to Tommy Vercetti. This is not new, and we are saying so before anything else. Microsoft's LastModifiedDate on these product records is 2026-07-02T17:37:51Z for the Vintage Vice City Pack and 2026-07-02T17:21:23Z for the Ultimate Edition Upgrade, and the copy has in all probability been live since pre-orders opened in late June. Rockstar changed nothing this week. The story is that this text has been sitting in public for two months and nobody read the fine print. What is actually in the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition? CONFIRMED, self-fetched. Everything quoted in this article comes from three first-party sources we pulled this morning. Microsoft's DisplayCatalog endpoint, queried across five Grand Theft Auto VI product ids at once, returned HTTP 200 at 153,356 bytes at 2026-08-31T03:02:47Z. The PlayStation Store product page for the Ultimate Edition Upgrade returned HTTP 200 at 315,281 bytes at 03:05:21Z, carrying the same copy in its JSON-LD block with Sony's sanitiser having stripped some punctuation. Rockstar's own store page returned HTTP 200 at 956,855 bytes at 03:00:04Z, with a comparison table in its page data. Here is the Ultimate Edition Upgrade copy, verbatim, from Microsoft product 9PN4LLBR8RCH. Read it as an inventory rather than as advertising and it is a different document. HAWK & LITTLE MORGAN REVOLVER: His and hers versions of this powerful revolver with classic Vice City stylings sourced from the Vercetti Estate, including palm-tree-etched grips, engraved detailing, and high-performance scope. '67 VAPID DOMINATOR BUGGY & GARAGE: A Mud Club monster offering impressive off-road handling for the backwoods of Mount Kalaga and beyond. Conveniently store it at the Paradise Garage in Watson Bay, which features a weapon locker plus a secure place to deposit stolen goods to be fenced. SHITZU SQUALO: Perfect for casting in Gambit Bay and reeling in catches of all sorts, this gradient pink and blue Squalo docked at Washington Beach is made open-ocean-ready with an explosives-laden weapons crate. ELECTRIC FANG TATTOO: Choose from over 50 signature tattoos for both Jason and Lucia, all designed by the artist collective FAILE at Stockyard's most iconic ink bar. PTT YOUNGIN$ COMPOUND: Raid the compound of one of Southside Vice City's loudest and most socially active gangs and escape safely to score some special items and distinct contraband. CLASSIC CAR COLLECTION: Track down a variety of abandoned classic and work-in-progress project cars and revitalize them to their former glory in this special commission from eccentric collector and local fixer, Wyman. One separating dash in Rockstar's original has been replaced with a comma for house style, in the Electric Fang line. Nothing else has been altered, and the American spelling of "revitalize" is Rockstar's own. Is Tommy Vercetti in GTA 6? Rockstar has not said he is in it. Rockstar has referenced him twice, in writing, on a storefront. Those are different claims and the difference matters. The first reference is in the revolver above: a weapon with "classic Vice City stylings sourced from the Vercetti Estate", with palm-tree-etched grips. The second is in the Vintage Vice City Pack copy, from Microsoft product 9PLVSSH8849X, verbatim: EXCLUSIVE WEAPON PATTERN: Adorn most guns with a tropical pattern inspired by Tommy Vercetti's iconic palm tree button-up. So the Vercetti Estate exists as a named thing that a revolver can be sourced from, and Tommy Vercetti exists as a person whose shirt is iconic enough to reference in a product description. Whether he appears, is mentioned in dialogue, is long dead in this timeline or is simply local folklore, the storefront does not say and neither will we. Vice City's 1986 protagonist last appeared in 2002. Grand Theft Auto VI is set in a modern Vice City. Everything past that sentence is your own speculation and not ours. What locations has Rockstar confirmed on the GTA 6 map? Between the two packs, more than a dozen, all named in first-party copy. Here is the full extraction, everything CONFIRMED from the three fetches above. CategoryNamed in Rockstar's own store copy PlacesVice City, Southside Vice City, Shore Drive, Ocean Beach, Washington Beach, Gambit Bay, Mount Kalaga, Watson Bay, Lake Leonida, Stockyard, Shore Court garage, Paradise Garage Vehicles'55 Vapid Stanier, '95 Grotti Cheetah, Dinka Enduro (motorcycle), Crest Kayak, Vapid Ganado (low-riding pickup), Shitzu Squalo (boat), '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy WeaponsHawk & Little Morgan Revolver, Girardi ES9 (Jason's pistol), Klose K17 (Lucia's pistol) BusinessesRideout Customs (mod shop, "donk stylings"), Sara's Unisex Salon, Stock 305 (streetwear, Stockyard), Electric Fang Tattoo, One-Eyed Willie's (Lake Leonida mod shop) People and fictionTommy Vercetti (referenced), the Vercetti Estate, Wyman (collector and fixer), Macca the Alligator (in-fiction television character), PTT Youngin$ (gang) State nicknameLeonida as "the Goodtime State" One caution on that table, and it is a real one. These are storefront marketing descriptions of paid bonus content, not a design document. "Mud Club" in the Dominator Buggy line may be a vehicle class rather than a location, and we have not put it in the places row for exactly that reason. Marketing copy also compresses: a garage named as a storage location is not necessarily a place you walk into. Every image on this page is official Rockstar material. Nothing on this page comes from leaked material, and we did not view any. What gameplay systems has Rockstar actually confirmed? This is the part that has gone least noticed, because it reads like a feature list for a bonus pack rather than a description of how the game works. Six systems are stated outright in the copy quoted above. Weapon lockers in garages. Named twice, once at the Paradise Garage in Watson Bay and once at the Shore Court garage near Ocean Beach. A garage is therefore not only vehicle storage. Fencing stolen goods. Also named twice, in the same two garage descriptions, in identical wording: "a secure place to deposit stolen goods to be fenced". Stolen property has a disposal loop and a location attached to it. Gang compound raids. The PTT Youngin$ compound is described as a place you raid, escape from, and take "special items and distinct contraband" out of. That is a described activity with a described reward type. Project car restoration as a commission. Abandoned and work-in-progress cars are tracked down and restored on behalf of a named non-player character, Wyman. Tattoos as a customisation system with a named studio. Over 50 signature designs for both protagonists, at a named shop, designed by the real-world artist collective FAILE. Progression-gated unlocks. The Vintage Vice City Pack copy states it directly: "All items will be available to Jason and Lucia as their story progresses." You do not get the bonus content on the title screen. What is in the Vintage Vice City Pack? CONFIRMED, from the Microsoft copy and Rockstar's own comparison table: three line items and no more. A '55 Vapid Stanier with the Shore Court garage; Jason's pastel linen suit and Lucia's red sequin mini dress with period hairstyles; and the one exclusive weapon pattern quoted above. The Stanier copy, verbatim: '55 VAPID STANIER: Cruise Shore Drive in this classic sedan and store it just a stone's throw from the glistening sands of Ocean Beach in the Shore Court garage, complete with a weapon locker plus a secure place to deposit stolen goods to be fenced. Note that the fencing and weapon locker wording is identical to the Ultimate Edition garage. Two garages, one described system. That repetition is worth more than either sentence on its own, because it suggests a garage feature set rather than a one-off perk. Is any of this actually official? Yes, and that is the unusual part. Every word above was written by Rockstar or its platform partners and published by Microsoft and Sony on their own storefronts. There is nothing here from a leak, a datamine, an unauthorised build or an anonymous source, and this desk viewed no such material at any point. Rockstar has also published official art of these items. The screenshots page at rockstargames.com/VI/media/screenshots returned HTTP 200 at 1,832,980 bytes at 2026-08-31T03:08:07Z, and its filenames include ULTIMATE_EDITION_ELECTRIC_FANG_01 through 04, ULTIMATE_EDITION_SQUALO_01 through 04, three ULTIMATE_EDITION_WYMAN_CAR_COLLECTION frames and two VINTAGE_VICE_CITY_PACK_VAPID_STANIER frames. The pictures of the Squalo, the tattoo parlour and Wyman's cars have been sitting on Rockstar's own press page alongside the text. What we checked, and what we did not Nothing here is a change. We checked the modification timestamps precisely so we could tell you it is not. If you see this reported today as a new reveal, the July timestamps are the answer. We did not verify any of these names against the Extended Look or against the screenshots frame by frame. The claim in this article is narrow and it is textual: Rockstar's own paid-content copy names these things. Whether the Vercetti Estate is a visitable building, whether Gambit Bay is a district or a body of water, and whether Macca the Alligator appears on a television you can turn on, we do not know and did not test. US market, English copy. We read the en-us records. Localised store copy sometimes names things differently, and we did not sample other languages beyond noting that Sony's de-DE record classifies the editions the same way. What is and is not established CONFIRMED, self-fetched at 03:02:47Z, HTTP 200 at 153,356 bytes: Rockstar's Ultimate Edition Upgrade and Vintage Vice City Pack copy names roughly 25 in-game places, vehicles, weapons, businesses and people, and every quotation in this article is verbatim from those records. CONFIRMED and stated up front: this copy is not new. Microsoft's LastModifiedDate is 2026-07-02T17:37:51Z and 2026-07-02T17:21:23Z, so the text has been public since around the pre-order launch. CONFIRMED as references, not as appearances: the Vercetti Estate and Tommy Vercetti's palm tree button-up are named in Rockstar's own copy. Rockstar has not said Tommy Vercetti appears in Grand Theft Auto VI, and neither have we. CONFIRMED as described systems: weapon lockers in garages, fencing stolen goods, a gang compound raid, a project-car restoration commission, a tattoo studio with over 50 designs by the collective FAILE, and progression-gated unlocking of all bonus items. Hedged: these are marketing descriptions of paid bonus content and not design documentation. "Mud Club" may be a vehicle class rather than a place, which is why it is not listed as a location. Zero sourcing risk: every word is first-party, published by Rockstar and its platform partners. No leaked material was viewed, described or linked at any stage. The most detailed public description of what is in this game is a purchase page, and it has been there since June. We keep the running inventory of what has actually been stated on the wiki, the rest of this week's checking is on the news desk, and if you want to see how other people are reading the same screenshots, the media gallery is open.