Yesterday, Rockstar's parent company and Grand Theft Auto owner, Take-Two, held its eagerly anticipated Q4 and FY26 earnings call. After a couple of false dawns last week, fans were convinced we could get significant GTA 6 news here. That wasn't really the case.
What we did find out, however, is the fate of GTA Online after GTA 6 launches, as one investor asked: "What do we expect will happen with recurrent consumer spending regarding GTA Online?"
The biggest takeaway from yesterday's earnings call was that Grand Theft Auto 6 is still on track to release on November 19, with marketing to begin sometime "this summer." While Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick remained tight-lipped on a lot of GTA 6 information, at one point actually saying "Rockstar will provide more details on the GTA series when they’re ready to talk about that," there were a couple of things we could glean from the Q&A that followed the prepared notes.
One of the questions that fans have had over the last few years is about what will happen to GTA Online once 6 launches. Would it be retired in favor of a new version? Would Rockstar just stop...
