There’s something about Grand Theft Auto 6 that feels off but in the best way possible. Something deeper is happening behind the scenes, and now, we finally know why.
In a new interview with IGN, Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick didn’t just talk about delays; he revealed the culture shift driving GTA 6’s development. Speaking alongside the company’s latest earnings report, Zelnick said the extra time given to Rockstar wasn’t just about polish. It was about removing all limitations.
That subtle but powerful statement confirms what you have all suspected: GTA 6 is being built with a level of creative freedom that even Rockstar hasn’t enjoyed before.
Rockstar Building the Definitive Experience in GTA 6
Zelnick’s use of the phrase "no limitations" speaks volumes. Most delays come from financial strain, production chaos, or reactive damage control. But not this one. Instead, Take-Two is leaning into the idea that GTA 6 isn’t just a sequel but a generational statement.
GTA 6 is officially locked in for May 26, 2026, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, and Zelnick is "very confident" about hitting that date. His confidence is rooted in Rockstar’s near-perfect track record and a dev environment...
