Free GTA 6 Shirts from Tokyo Game Show Now Reselling for Hundreds Online

Free Grand Theft Auto 6 shirts that were exclusively given out at Tokyo Game Show 2026 are already appearing on resale sites for hundreds of dollars. Attendees who took part in a special immersive screening of GTA 6's viral Netflix special received commemorative T-shirts to mark the event. The screening featured the same extended trailer that debuted on Netflix last month, but with added enhancements like surround sound and 4D haptic effects that synced with the on-screen action, making viewers feel like they were right there with Jason and Lucia as they evaded police and robbed convenience stores. The experience proved so popular that the GTA 6 booth hit capacity and closed after only 10 minutes. However, opportunistic fans quickly saw a chance to profit from the huge demand. According to Dexerto, the free commemorative T-shirts distributed by PlayStation at the game's TGS 2026 booth are now being resold on platforms like eBay for hundreds of dollars. A quick scan of eBay reveals several listings pricing the shirts between $140 and $200, while other freebies from Rockstar's booth, such as GTA 6-branded stickers and carabiners, are being marked up to $30-$40. This isn't a new trend; exclusive merchandise has long been a target for scalpers across major franchises in recent years. For instance, One Piece's viral collaboration with Popeye's saw scalpers lining up for blocks to get special Luffy-themed bento boxes, only to list them online at exorbitant prices. Similarly, the Pokemon Trading Card scene has seen scalpers become aggressive, causing chaos at retailers and even leading to violent incidents and arrests. Given the immense hype for GTA 6, it's no shock that these shirts are being resold online. The city of Miami is even collaborating with Rockstar on special advertising, having recently installed a massive $1 million 'Welcome to Vice City' sign after discussions about a potential GTA 6-themed takeover of the area.