A digital listing for Grand Theft Auto 6 has been spotted, notably on Xbox. The listing, from Loaded (formerly CD Keys), features a price of £89.99 for the standard version, which would likely equate to $99.99. It also lists a PC version on the Rockstar Games Launcher at £60.99. These prices are likely placeholder figures, especially since Rockstar has yet to confirm a PC version of the upcoming game. As such, the prices should be taken with caution. However, with prices being a long-standing topic of debate among players, and many predicting that GTA 6 could be one of the most expensive games ever, it’s possible the final price may approach $100.

In its recent Q3 earnings results, Take-Two Interactive Software confirmed that marketing for Grand Theft Auto 6 will begin this summer. This suggests the game remains on track for its November 19 release date, though it does not guarantee it. “Our execution throughout fiscal 2026 has been extraordinary and we are highly confident as we approach fiscal 2027—which promises to be groundbreaking for Take-Two and the entire entertainment industry—led by the November 19 release of Grand Theft Auto VI with Rockstar’s launch marketing set to begin this summer,” Take-Two Interactive Software said in a press release sent to IGN. In the same IGN report, Take-Two Interactive Software CEO Strauss Zelnick said he felt “very good” about the game’s planned release and denied rumors of a delay to the physical edition.

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GTA 6 has a new potential price point that has emerged online, but it's almost definitely a simple placeholder.

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January 8, 2026 at 7:41am PT In a post on social media, Jason Schreier has clarified that he "wouldn't be shocked if GTA 6 *does* come out this fall." This article has been updated to reflect this. I don't know if my delicate little soul could take another GTA 6 delay. First, it was meant to be arriving in 2025. Then it was pushed to May 2026. Now, the GTA 6 release date is destined for November 19 this year. Barring some major fumbles and oversights on Rockstar's part, it will surely be one of the best open-world games ever made, and seeing it pushed even further into the future would be a hard pill to swallow - for me, it's less about a rampant desire for more Grand Theft Auto, and more about simply seeing whether the most anticipated videogame in history lives up to expectations. While November seems like an achievable goal, it still doesn't really feel guaranteed that GTA 6 will arrive then, and Bloomberg's Jason Schreier has sewn more seeds of doubt in my mind. Although he admits the current release date is way more "solid" and attainable than previous ones, he believes that GTA 6 is "still not content complete."

Read the full story on PCGamesN: GTA 6 reportedly still "not content complete," and Rockstar could delay it again as it strives for "perfection"

New Grand Theft Auto 6 animations have leaked from what appears to be the portfolio of a former Rockstar animator, giving fans their best look yet at the game’s movement quality.

The Grand Theft Auto 6 developers dismissed by Rockstar for gross misconduct were allegedly fired for leaking internal policies on Slack emoji use, though this may not have been the only reason. That’s according to a new report that reveals some of the messages believed to have contributed to the latest GTA 6 controversy.

A new report has dug into the alleged Rockstar Games Discord and message that led to the controversial firing of 34 employees.

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