Rockstar Is Testing GTA 6 on the Nintendo Switch 2, Claims Insider

Rockstar has made it clear with its recent actions that it's all-in on GTA 6. Between the return-to-office mandate and sparse content release, Rockstar, despite having studios all across the world, like in Scotland, India, and Australia, among others, isn't willing to compromise and split its resources while it's working on what's widely considered the most highly anticipated game of all time.

Even if GTA 6 can run on the Switch 2 and Rockstar is actively testing it, don't expect to see an announcement anytime soon. Not porting its games to the Switch and Switch 2 is leaving money on the table. Still, it's not like Rockstar is a studio wanting for more, especially given the success of GTA V with its multiple editions from Grand Theft Auto V: The Enhanced Edition to Grand Theft Auto V: Expanded and Enhanced and Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced.

At the moment, Rockstar is fully invested in making GTA 6 the best game possible for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X, and this is after the PC platform got a vote of confidence from Take-Two's CEO - a platform for which the game has yet to be announced, even though it is generally anticipated to be inevitable down the line.

The best-case scenario here is that we'll see Rockstar test the waters first with other Grand Theft Auto titles before we get to see GTA 6 on the Switch 2, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Everyone's been asking for a chance to play Grand Theft Auto IV on a modern platform, and what's a more modern way to do it than porting the 2008 game over to the Switch, or even better, the Switch 2?

For now though, it's best to wait for an official announcement from Rockstar before getting all hyped for playing GTA 6 on a portable console.