We're no closer to an exact GTA 6 release date, but is the incoming crime sim likely to follow its forerunners' end-of-year drops?
Feb. 25, 2024Grand Theft Autopsy | Every mainline GTA bar one has landed between September and November, is GTA 6 gunning for the same?
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Welcome toGrand Theft Autopsy, a recurring feature series here at GamesRadar+ where we dissect the latest news, rumors and general goings on inGTA 6. Concrete information regarding the next mainline instalment of the Grand Theft Auto series remains thin on the ground, but a recent earnings call might, justmight, have given us a better idea of the game’s much-anticipated, but so far super-elusive, release date.
Where we dissect everything and anything related to GTA 6. Here’s our last discussion:The GTA 6 trailer landed 8 weeks ago – what has the Grand Theft Auto community been speculating about since?
Earlier this month,Rockstar’s parent company, Take-Two, held an earnings callwherein head honcho Strauss Zelnick outlined a revised forecast for financial year 25. There, Zelnick downgraded the company’s projected earnings in FY25 from $8 billion to $7 billion. And while that still is pretty huge, so too is the deficit – leading many to believe that GTA 6 will slip beyond FY25, which runs from April this year to the end of March next year.
Join GamesRadar+’s Features Editor Joe Donnelly and Video Producer Tom Farthing as we dig into that earnings call, while considering the wider series' release dates and how they might tie-in with number six.
Craving more GTA 6? You should check out our month-longGrand Theft Adventseries from the tail-end of last year
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