GTA 6 PC Release Hinted To Come At A Later Date

Speculation Mounts: Will GTA 6 Arrive on PC?

Take-Two Interactive's CEO, Strauss Zelnick, recently hinted at a potential future PC release for Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6), fueling ongoing fan speculation. While not explicitly confirmed, Zelnick's comments to IGN on February 10, 2025, suggest a staggered release strategy mirroring previous Rockstar titles.

The CEO noted Rockstar's historical pattern of initially launching major titles on select consoles before expanding to other platforms. GTA 5, for example, debuted on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 before later arriving on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and finally PC. Red Dead Redemption 2 followed a similar trajectory.

Although a PC launch for GTA 6 remains unconfirmed, Zelnick's remarks indicate a strong possibility. Given the historical precedent for PC releases of major Rockstar titles, fans remain hopeful, despite initial disappointment at a potential console-only launch.

Take-Two's Confidence in GTA 6 Sales Remains High

Zelnick highlighted the growing significance of the PC market, emphasizing its potential to contribute up to 40% of overall sales for multiplatform games. He expressed confidence in GTA 6's success across all platforms, even amidst reported declines in PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S sales. He believes the game's popularity will boost console sales, echoing past trends where major releases have driven hardware purchases.

While acknowledging potential economic headwinds, Zelnick anticipates a significant increase in console sales during 2025 due to a robust release schedule, including GTA 6. He underscored the increasing market share held by the PC gaming sector.

GTA 6's fall 2025 release date remains firm, but a specific PC release date remains elusive. Stay tuned to our Grand Theft Auto 6 page for the latest updates.

Expanding Horizons: Take-Two and Rockstar Eyeing Nintendo Switch 2

During Take-Two Interactive's Q3 Fiscal Conference Call on February 6, 2025, Zelnick revealed interest in bringing their games to the Nintendo Switch 2. He cited a shift in Nintendo's target demographic, broadening its appeal beyond its traditionally younger audience. The inclusion of Civilization 7 on the Switch 2 further underscores this evolving strategy. While no concrete plans have been announced, the possibility of future Rockstar titles on the platform appears increasingly likely.