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GTA 6 Could Save You Money, Claims Viral Video
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GTA 6 Could Save You Money, Claims Viral Video

A viral video suggests GTA 6 offers significant entertainment value, potentially saving players money compared to nightlife expenses.

Reported — not confirmed by Rockstar

Mark Tilbury's Money-Saving Logic

In a viral video, British millionaire and social media mogul Mark Tilbury claims that purchasing Grand Theft Auto 6 could save players up to $5,000. Tilbury, who has nearly 20 million subscribers across his platforms, presents his argument while holding a display copy of the game in a UK store.

Tilbury calculates that with a price of $99.99 and an estimated 80 hours of gameplay, players would spend approximately $1.24 per hour of entertainment. He further argues that considering the game's side missions and expansive open world, the cost could drop to as low as 50 cents per hour.

He suggests that if players engage with the game for four hours each evening, they could enjoy 50 nights of gaming in the fictional state of Leonida. In contrast, he estimates that spending $100 a night on food, drinks, and activities would total $5,000 over the same period.

Reported — not confirmed by Rockstar

Concerns Over Economic Impact

While Tilbury's logic has garnered attention, some reports suggest that the release of GTA 6 could have broader economic implications. It has been proposed that the game might cost the global economy billions due to the number of players taking time off work to play.

This potential economic impact raises questions about the balance between entertainment value and productivity. As players consider their plans for the game's launch, many may find themselves prioritizing gaming over other activities.

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