While the world waits with bated breath for Grand Theft Auto 6 to finally be released, its predecessor is still going strong. GTA 5 was released in 2013, and people are still playing the title, which continues to look and play great despite its age.
As excited as fans are about the upcoming release of GTA 6, they remain steadfast supporters of the previous game. GTA 5 has a prestigious 97 from critics on Metacritic, as well as a decent player score of 8.5. A roundup of the data has fans surprised at just how successful the game still is, even after 13 years.
X user GTA 6 Countdown has rounded up some information about Grand Theft Auto 5 that sheds light on the game's longevity. According to the post, the game still makes $500 million every year and over $1 million per day, sells 5 million copies every three months, and has 4 million daily active users.
These are some bold claims, and not entirely accurate, but the real numbers are just as impressive. According to Tweak Town, the game actually sells 5 million copies every quarter (that's every three months), though I could find no specific revenue numbers...
