The upcoming release of GTA 6 is one of the most highly anticipated in the history of video games, with many expecting it to easily become one of the bestselling games of all time when it drops. At the very least, there are many millions of people waiting to give it a go for the first time, all of whom are hoping that the developer will stick to the currently scheduled release date in November.
The next key milestone for us fans is the Take-Two Interactive earnings call in May, where if there are no further delays to proceedings announced, then we should be free and clear to proceed to the big day. One set of players who will be missing out in November is the PC contingent of the gaming family, and we now have much more of an insight into exactly why.
As reported by Bloomberg, Take-Two’s CEO Strauss Zelnick has weighed in on the company's launch plans for GTA VI, claiming that the game is better served releasing on consoles such as the Xbox and PS5 first.
When asked about why the release of GTA VI is being staggered, given that there are no...
