Take-Two CEO neither confirms nor rules out GTA VI on PC

Strauss Zelnick, Take-Two's CEO, was asked on May 30 whether GTA VI's missing PC version was a settled matter. He gave no yes or no. Rockstar would make "more announcements in due time," he said, as VGC reported the following day.

The answer

The question came up during an interview at TD Cowen's annual Technology, Media and Telecom Conference. Zelnick said the absence of an announcement was not "set in stone," then referred to Rockstar's "approach to platforms" and described Take-Two's aim as being "where the consumer is," according to Kotaku and GamesRadar+.

What it means for PC players

Officially, nothing moved. The first trailer named PS5 and Xbox Series X|S only, as did Take-Two's results two weeks earlier. Zelnick gave no timing at all. His nod to Rockstar's usual approach fits the studio's record of console launches followed by PC versions later on: GamesRadar+ notes that PC players waited about a year and a half for GTA V, and VGC lists Red Dead Redemption 2 among the games that took the same route.

What happened next

On Take-Two's November 6, 2024 earnings call, Zelnick said PC was growing and "isn't complicated for us to support at all," while stressing that the company picks its platforms selectively (GamesRadar+). He also said he was not worried about GTA VI on Xbox Series S (Kotaku). Again, no PC version was announced.

Rockstar still has not announced one. A later report points to early 2027, and our PC release tracker lists only official statements.