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Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick has confirmed that GTA 6's PC release is being delayed on purpose — not because of a Sony exclusivity deal, but to serve console players first. He also confirmed that Sony PlayStation has marketing exclusivity for GTA 6 on PS5, meaning new trailers will appear on PlayStation platforms first.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick explained in a Bloomberg interview why GTA 6 skips PC at launch — Rockstar 'always starts on console,' serving core gamers first. PC gaming now accounts for half of Take-Two's sales, but Zelnick says the historic pattern won't change.
Rockstar has locked in November 19, 2026 for GTA 6 on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, but PC players are still in the dark. Here is every confirmed fact about the release timeline, platform support, and what history tells us about a potential PC port.
Hacker group ShinyHunters leaked data revealing GTA Online makes $9.5 million per week, with PlayStation accounting for $5.5M, Xbox $2.8M, but PC only $264K. Rockstar has refused to announce a GTA 6 PC release date despite Take-Two CEO stating PC ports can account for over 40% of overall sales.
Leaked data from the ShinyHunters breach reveals GTA Online earns approximately $9.6 million per week in microtransactions, with PlayStation generating nearly 57% of that revenue while PC contributes only 2.7% — a disparity that helps explain Rockstar's strategy of prioritizing console releases for GTA 6.
Fresh data from the ShinyHunters breach reveals GTA Online earns $9.5 million per week — with console accounting for $8.2M and PC a mere $264K. The numbers explain why Rockstar continues to deprioritize PC development for GTA 6.
As Rockstar Games continues to face cybersecurity incidents, fans are asking whether GTA 6 will launch on PC alongside consoles or arrive later — and what the company's history tells us about the likely answer.