We should all be well aware by now that Grand Theft Auto VI is going to take the world by storm when it releases on November 19. It’s widely expected to be the biggest launch in gaming history and one of the biggest launches of any piece of entertainment. Countless people will be taking the day off (or will coincidentally be feeling very sick), leading to that day being the world’s biggest out of office. Well, IGN is teaming up with Best Buy to celebrate the big day with three weeks of giveaways that can upgrade your setup and get you prepared to play GTA VI in style. That includes TVs, headsets, controllers, soundbars, monitors, and more. It’s thousands of dollars worth of prizes, and you’ll have a chance to win them. The way it works is simple. Every weekday from October 26 to November 13, we’ll add a new giveaway to the IGN Rewards page, starting with a brand-new PlayStation Portal. M
IGN Is Partnering with Best Buy for 3 Weeks of Giveaways Leading Up to GTA VI’s Release
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