Take-Two Interactive's stock prices has reached unprecedented heights following CEO Strauss Zelnick's recent reassurances about the release window for Grand Theft Auto 6, the blockbuster sequel that everyone is anticipating, publishers are giving wide berth to and analysts calling the biggest entertainment release possibly ever.
Take-Two's stock performance has been nothing short of remarkable, hitting all-time highs and showcasing the immense faith investors have in the company's ability to deliver on its promises. The Grand Theft Auto franchise has long been a cornerstone of Take-Two's success, and the upcoming sixth main (and 17th overall) installment is expected to continue the series' tradition of shattering records and setting new benchmarks in the entertainment industry.
Zelnick's decision to double down on the fall 2025 release timeline of GTA 6 is a strong indicator of the project's progress. Typically, game developers and publishers err on the side of caution when it comes to release dates, often leaving room for potential delays. In recent years, this has become pretty much the norm after it became somewhat of a trend for developers to announce a game's release date only to delay it at the last minute, which Rockstar Games isn't immune to either with its own set of delays to Grand Theft Auto 5 and Red Dead REdemption 2.







