Take-Two confirmed during its earnings briefing that Grand Theft Auto VI is on track for a Fall 2025 release, dispelling concerns about potential delays, a common occurrence in the gaming industry. CEO Strauss Zelnick exuded confidence, stating that while there is always a risk of slippage, he feels 'really good' about the timeline. The anticipation for GTA VI is immense, especially considering its predecessor, GTA V, has sold over 210 million units. The company's projections anticipate that the new title could sell around 40 million copies and generate $3 billion in its first year, reflecting a very competitive gaming landscape.
In an interview with IGN, Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick expressed confidence in Rockstar's schedule, noting that there is 'always a risk of slippage,' but he feels 'really good' about a timely launch.
Zelnick acknowledged the immense anticipation for GTA VI, stating, 'We know that Rockstar seeks perfection... our whole organization is super excited.'
Take-Two's expectations for GTA VI's success are high, with projections suggesting it could sell 40 million units and generate $3 billion in revenue within its first year.
GTA VI is set to follow in the footsteps of its predecessor, GTA V, which has sold over 210 million units, making the stakes incredibly high for the new title.
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