Rockstar has taken the PS4 and Xbox One to the Pay ‘n’ Spray and given each custom Grand Theft Auto 5 designs.
You don’t have to rob someone to get one, either. They’re both being given away as part of a competition to celebrate the game coming to the consoles.
According to the competition page, each features “an exclusive black-on-black Grand Theft Auto V design, laser etched on micro perforated metal panelling with hi-gloss deep green painted accents and a custom colour-matched controller”.
Rockstar will give away 20 of these packs.
To enter the competition, head to the Rockstar Games page on Facebook (for a chance to win the PS4) or the Rockstar Games Social Club (for a chance to win the Xbox One). You’ll have to enter before December 1, which is Monday.
GTA 5 hit the PS4 and Xbox One on November 18, but won’t come to the PC until the end of January. On these platforms, it includes the first-person mode, which drastically changes the gameplay.
The title is now the best-selling game of all time, according to retail monitor GfK Chart-Track. Day one sales of it on PS4 and Xbox One were enough to help it overtake Call of Duty: Black Ops as the UK’s best-selling game in terms of units sold.
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