Okay, so here’s the deal. There’s this buzz about GTA 6 pricing—folks are curious but kinda left hanging. Why? Because the bigwigs at Rockstar’s parent company, Take-Two Interactive, are playing it cool. Like, super cool. I read somewhere in Variety—don’t ask me why I was reading that—that they’re all about "delivering more value than what we charge." Sounds like something your mom would say to get you to eat your veggies.
Anyway, back to the point—if there is one. Strauss Zelnick, the Take-Two CEO (can’t say his name ten times fast), said Rockstar will spill the beans eventually. But before that, they flexed about GTA 5 hitting a whopping 215 million sales. Imagine that many donuts, right? And the whole GTA series? Almost wait for it 455 million units sold. That’s nuts.
So, there’s chatter about whether GTA 6 will demand $80 or maybe even $100—since it’s, you know, epic, gigantic, and years in the making. Zelnick didn’t confirm, deny, or even blink in the face of pricing rumors. Instead, he rambled about the usual business jig of starting with high prices, especially if you’re packaging it with fancy editions, and then slicing them down over time. Maybe that’s what they’re plotting for GTA 6 too. Who really knows? Not me.
Fast forward to excitement-ville: Rockstar’s dropped two trailers for GTA 6 like confetti at a parade. The first one snagged 93 million views in 24 blink-and-you-missed-it hours. Fast forward to trailer two—bam—475 million. Mind blown?
Mark your calendars, gamers! GTA 6 is landing on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X on May 26, 2026. That’s like, forever away, but also, around the corner. Time’s a weird thing, isn’t it?
