Grand Theft Auto 6 is scheduled to launch on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, according to multiple reports. Twitch CEO Dan Clancy expects the game to drive a significant increase in viewership on the platform, citing its potential to attract both new and returning users. Clancy also anticipates the game’s online multiplayer mode will arrive in 2027, though Rockstar has not officially confirmed this. Past court documents suggest the multiplayer could support 32 players, but no official statement has been made.
Rockstar Games has announced a physical release for GTA 6’s soundtrack, titled *Grand Theft Auto 6: The Album*, featuring 34 original tracks from artists like Travis Scott, Morgan Wallen, and Keith Richards. The album will be available on CD, vinyl, and streaming services, with pre-orders open for multiple editions, including a $125 limited-edition vinyl with unique packaging. However, the game itself will not be available in physical format, a decision criticized by some fans.
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick addressed investor concerns about GTA 6’s development delays and the company’s reliance on major franchises during a shareholder meeting. He highlighted the company’s recovery from near-bankruptcy in 2007 and emphasized GTA 5’s sustained success over 13 years. Zelnick defended the management team, stating that delays were necessary to ensure quality, while noting the game’s anticipated revenue of $8–8.2 billion for the year.