Okay, so picture this—you’re hanging out one day, just minding your own business, and suddenly there’s this chatter everywhere about Grand Theft Auto 6. Like, yeah, it’s a big deal, but it got me thinking about the last time I heard someone go on and on about something. My neighbor’s cat maybe? Anyway, this game, right? It’s becoming the talk of the town.
Now, I stumbled upon this interview on Variety or something—don’t ask why I was reading Variety—and it had Strauss Zelnick from Take-Two Interactive just dodging around questions like some kind of dance. When they asked about the price for GTA 6, he was all non-committal. I mean, what’s the deal? Maybe they don’t know yet. Or maybe they do and just want to keep it hush-hush—I don’t know.
They’re talking about value, though. Like, how much is fun worth? This is what Zelnick said: they wanna give more bang for your buck than just, you know, simply charging you. Makes you think, right? Are we paying for a game or an experience? (Cue existential crisis.)
And speaking of numbers—some mind-blowing stuff here. GTA 5 is still flying off the shelves, like 215 million copies sold. Imagine that many people showing up at your birthday party. Scary thought. The entire franchise is sitting at about 455 million. That’s like… okay, I can’t even wrap my head around it.
Oh, and prices? People are buzzing whether it’ll hit $80, maybe $100? Who knows anymore. It’s like rolling the dice. Zelnick said sometimes games launch at a “premium price” with shiny editions and stuff. So, GTA 6 might follow this route, whatever that means.
Anyway, Rockstar is keeping their cards close on specific costs, but they’ve got trailers out that everyone’s watching—like millions. Literally. It kinda reminds me of that time everyone went crazy over a cat video. Same energy.
And yeah, mark your calendars, ’cause GTA 6 hits PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X on May 26, 2026. Seems far away, but it’ll be here before we know it. Or maybe time will drag—I’m bad at predictions.
Anyway, let’s see how this unfolds, yeah?