
Save $10 Off Your Grand Theft Auto VI Limited Edition PS5 DualSense Controller Preorder
Prepare yourself for Vice City.
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Editorial callout"Save $10 Off Your Grand Theft Auto VI Limited Edition PS5 DualSense Controller Preorder"
Prepare yourself for Vice City.
Posted : Sep 17, 2026 6:10pm UTC
Grand Theft Auto 6 is out in November and is shaping up to be the biggest game release of 2026, but there aren't very many physical collectibles announced. For example, there aren't any themed consoles ( like there was for Wolverine ), there's no collector's edition outside of an album , and in fact even the "physical" edition of the game will just be a code in a box. However, one tangible limited edition piece of hardware you can acquire is the DualSense controller.
Walmart is currently offering preorders for the Grand Theft Auto Limited Edition PlayStation DualSense wireless gaming controller in white for $84.88 with free shipping. It's constantly going in and out of stock, although as of this article's publication it's available. Better yet, you can get an extra $10 on top by applying coupon code " SAVE3X ", dropping the price to $74.88. Your mileage may vary (it might not work for you) but we've confirmed that it is working for a lot of people. Here are the coupon code's official details:
Valid on your first three online pickup or delivery orders
Only for new customers (although it actually works for many returning customers)
Preorder the GTA VI Limited Edition DualSense Controller
and potentially get $10 off with code "SAVE3X"
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