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Rockstar Delays GTA VI Launch to Spring 2026

2025-05-02 Category: News Briefs Views(480)

Rockstar Games announced a delay for the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI, moving the release date to May 26, 2026. Originally expected in late 2025, the shift aims to provide additional development time to meet quality expectations. Following the news, parent company Take-Two Interactive saw an 8% drop in stock value, although analysts consider the delay a short-term hurdle rather than a long-term issue.

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