Take-Two Interactive executives have expressed confidence that the delay of GTA 6’s release to fall 2025 is well justified, and they’ve hinted that no further postponements are anticipated.
Originally, the company had set a broad release window of 2025, but Rockstar recently narrowed it down to fall 2025 — the first major update on the game’s launch since the trailer dropped in December.
Speaking to investors, CEO Strauss Zelnick said development is progressing well and the team is confident in the timeline:
“We’re highly confident this will be something truly special. The delay gives us time to ensure the highest quality. We don’t forecast things we don’t believe we can deliver,” he stated.
CFO Lainie Goldstein added that the new release window is reflected in the company’s financial outlook, and they feel confident about meeting those expectations, suggesting that no additional delays are expected.
The company also revealed that Take-Two generated $1.4 billion in net revenue last quarter, and GTA 5 has now sold over 200 million copies.
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