According to an analysis from Konvoy, Grand Theft Auto 6 is estimated to bring in around $7.6 billion in sales within 60 days of launch.

In some new projections from analysts at DFC Intelligence, Rockstar is poised to rake in $3.2 billion from GTA 6 in its first year alone, with analysts forecasting over $1 billion in pre-order ...

The company expects bookings of between $5.55 billion to $5.65 billion for the year. A rival, Electronic Arts, delivered downbeat news on bookings last month.

Wall Street forecast a loss of earnings per share (EPS) of 5 cents on $1.55 billion in revenue for Take-Two’s January-March results, according to analyst consensus data provided by LSEG.

In the same Financial Times piece, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick comments on the massive hype and expectations for GTA 6."I never claim victory before it occurs," he says. "That said, I think ...

A new Financial Times report, based on analysis by video game research group DFC Intelligence, predicts that GTA 6 will earn $3.2 billion in total revenue in its first year post-launch, with about a ...

Take-Two Interactive stock has risen 11% since December, driven by GTA 6 hype and a strong video game lineup, justifying a Buy rating. Take-Two's diverse portfolio, including Red Dead Redemption ...

As reported by VGC, Take-Two elaborated on GTA 6's release window in a recent financial report. The publisher is aiming to bring the game to market during the "Fall of calendar 2025." That would ...

The firm forecasts an increase in sales when that happens, possibly in the game's third or fourth year, and by the end of its fifth year, DFC predicts 100 million copies of GTA VI sold.

Development on GTA 6 began “in earnest” in 2020 following the "massive" success of Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar parent company Take-Two has said.