Pre-orders for the two limited-edition Grand Theft Auto VI DualSense wireless controllers open in Singapore on 10 September at 10:00am SGT — and at SGD 115 apiece, they are priced within reach of most PS5 owners counting down to GTA 6’s 19 November launch.
Two Designs, One Vice City Vibe
Sony revealed the pair at the September 2026 State of Play, and the visual language is unmistakably Vice City. As the PlayStation Blog describes it: “Both editions feature a shimmering, color-shifting finish that brings together the hues of a Vice City sunset and the glow of neon lights. They both also feature custom palm tree details molded directly into the controller.”
Black Limited Edition — built around the energy of Vice City’s iconic nightlife. The matte-black upper shell transitions into a deep iridescent purple-to-blue gradient at the grips, with the GTA VI logo laser-etched into the touchpad and pink neon accents on the buttons and D-pad. It is exclusive to PlayStation Direct (direct.playstation.com) where that service is available, and to select retailers in other regions.
White Limited Edition — the daytime counterpart, inspired by Vice City’s white sand beaches and pastel skies. The pale shell carries the same palm tree moulding and pink button accents, with a softer iridescent fade toward the base. It will be available via PlayStation Direct and participating retailers globally — giving this one a broader reach at retail.
How to Pre-Order in Singapore (SGD 115)
Both controllers are priced at SGD 115 in Singapore — a premium of roughly SGD 30 over a standard DualSense, which is typical for Sony’s limited-edition runs. Pre-orders go live on 10 September at 10:00am SGT through direct.playstation.com. PlayStation Direct ships to Singapore, so readers can order directly without needing a third-party forwarder.
Physical retail availability has not yet been specified by Sony for Singapore, so PlayStation Direct is your safest pre-order channel until a local retailer list is confirmed. Sony has flagged that stock is limited — once they are gone, they are gone — so setting a calendar reminder for 10 September morning is worthwhile if either design is on your radar. Check our latest game news for any retailer updates closer to launch.
DualSense Haptics Tuned for Vice City
Beyond the cosmetics, both controllers are full DualSense hardware — meaning haptic feedback and adaptive triggers are in play when GTA 6 launches. Sony confirms the controllers are designed to work with GTA 6’s own haptic implementation, which the game uses to vary trigger resistance and rumble patterns across the different scenarios Jason and Lucia face throughout the story.
Ships 19 November — Same Day as GTA 6
Both editions launch on 19 November 2026, the same day as Grand Theft Auto VI on PS5. If you are already planning to pick up the game at launch, the timing aligns neatly with a day-one bundle. We have previously covered everything confirmed about GTA 6’s launch including editions and pricing if you need to catch up.