
Rockstar is Already Working on What Comes After Grand Theft Auto 6
In a new interview, the company's CEO revealed that the developer isn't putting all of its eggs in one basket.
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In a new interview, the company's CEO revealed that the developer isn't putting all of its eggs in one basket.

In a report to investors, Rockstar's parent company just doubled down on the May 2026 release date, making it more certain than ever.

Whether it launches at $70, $80, or breaks new ground at $100, people will flock to buy GTA 6 regardless.

Even during a high-stakes earnings call, Take-Two's CEO refused to be pinned down on a price, leaving the game's final cost a complete mystery.

Take-Two's latest financial report paints a picture of a launch so massive it's creating its own rules for what players are willing to pay for a...

A new analysis suggests the game could earn a staggering $10 billion, a figure that would make it one of the most profitable entertainment...

What started as a crackdown on adult-themed video games has now expanded into something far more concerning for mainstream gamers.

New online safety laws in the UK are putting Rockstar's next blockbuster on a collision course with government regulators.

New datamined evidence suggests Rockstar is implementing an in-game age verification system, a move with massive privacy implications.

New online safety laws are reportedly pushing Rockstar to develop an age verification system that could require personal identification to play.

He believes the rush to implement AI in development will lead to subpar work, arguing that human creativity remains irreplaceable for quality.

Despite its age and a light content update, Grand Theft Auto V continues to defy all expectations, climbing the sales charts yet again.