GTA 6 on PC Just Got a Lot More Likely, According to Take-Two CEO

Ever wondered if you’ll finally get to play GTA 6 on your gaming rig without waiting years? You’re not alone. And according to Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick, the odds just got a whole lot better.

In a recent interview, Zelnick hinted that Grand Theft Auto will target platforms with "a meaningful audience." That’s corporate speak for: if enough of you are gaming on PC, Rockstar will bring the goods. And let’s be real—PC gaming has never been bigger.

Now, before you get too excited, this isn’t an official announcement. Zelnick didn’t say "GTA 6 is coming to PC on day one." But his comments make the prospect sound more inevitable than ever. Historically, Rockstar has released PC versions of its biggest games later than consoles—GTA 5 took a year and a half to hit PC after its initial console launch. But times are changing.

The CEO’s phrasing suggests Take-Two is looking at where the players are. And right now, a massive chunk of the gaming audience is on PC. From indie darlings to blockbuster shooters, PC has become a powerhouse platform. If Rockstar wants to maximize GTA 6’s reach, skipping PC just doesn’t make sense.

Of course, there’s still no official word on a PC release date or even a confirmation that it’s happening. But Zelnick’s comments are the strongest signal yet that Take-Two is open to it. And for PC gamers who’ve felt left out in the cold before, that’s a big deal.

So what does this mean for you? If you’ve been holding off on buying a console just for GTA 6, you might want to wait a bit longer. The PC version could be closer than we think—or at least, it’s looking more likely by the day.

What do you think? Will you be picking up GTA 6 on PC, or are you sticking with consoles? Let us know in the comments!