O2, a UK mobile network provider, has introduced a new way for gamers to pre-order Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) in instalments. The deal allows anyone to pay £20 upfront, followed by monthly payments of £1.39, which works out to about 4.6 pence per day. This option is available for the standard edition of the game, which costs £70. The more expensive Ultimate Edition, priced at £90, does not have a similar payment plan. The Ultimate Edition includes extra content, such as additional clothing options for the game’s main characters, Jason and Lucia. Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games (which develops GTA), CEO Strauss Zelnick has noted that the Ultimate Edition has been selling better than the standard version. This installment plan is available to everyone, not just O2 customers, and works for both the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of the game. O2 also offers similar payment plans for other popular titles, including Marvel’s Wolverine, EA Sports FC 27, and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. However, the Call of Duty title is only available for PlayStation 5 players. The online multiplayer mode for GTA 6 is expected to launch in 2027, according to comments made by the CEO of Twitch, a popular live-streaming platform. Meanwhile, Rockstar Games has updated its modding guidelines, placing restrictions on modifications that alter or expand the game's official storyline or transfer assets from other Rockstar titles. These changes aim to maintain the integrity of the game's design and prevent potential legal or technical conflicts.