If these leaked GTA Online sales figures are legit, you can see why Rockstar are holding off GTA 6's PC release

Hacker group ShinyHunters made good on their threat to release data stolen from Rockstar Games by way of a third-party service. While Rockstar called it "a limited amount of non-material company information" and the leak isn't on the same scale as the infamous 2022 GTA 6 footage leak, there are still interesting details in circulation.

According to the leaked files verified by Kotaku, GTA Online made $9,592,109 per week from September 2025 to April 2026. Of this total, $8,245,974 came from console platforms, with PlayStation accounting for the lion's share: PS5 players paid $4,486,346 and PS4 players $973,308. That's around twice the $2,786,320 Rockstar earned from Xbox Series X and Xbox One players. And it's a staggering 34 times more than the $264,273 from PC.

Rockstar tend to be elusive about exact platform sales divisions, but GTA appears plenty popular on PC. GTA V Legacy is 13th on the Steam most played as of writing, and PC is where all the cool mods and role-playing communities live. Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Rockstar's parent company Take-Two Interactive, observed last year that PC ports can account for over 40% of overall sales, adding that "we have seen PC become a much more and more important part of what used to be a console business".

Despite this, Rockstar has refused to date GTA 6 for PC, and the alleged leaked microtransaction numbers make a case for prioritising consoles and especially PlayStation. Rockstar are also in the middle of a legal fight with ousted GTA 6 developers amid allegations of union-busting and misconduct, and recently laid off their head of AI among other staffers.