GTA 6 on PC? Take-Two CEO Hints It's Inevitable

Ever wondered if you'll ever get to play GTA 6 on your gaming rig? Well, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick just dropped a massive hint that it's not a matter of if, but when.

In a recent interview, Zelnick was asked about the possibility of GTA 6 coming to PC. His response? He said that Grand Theft Auto will target platforms with "a meaningful audience." Now, if you've been living under a rock, PC is about as meaningful as it gets. With millions of players worldwide, it's hard to imagine Rockstar ignoring that crowd.

Historically, Rockstar has released GTA titles on PC, but often with a delay. GTA 5, for example, hit consoles first in 2013, then PC in 2015. So, while Zelnick's comments don't confirm a simultaneous launch, they certainly suggest that PC is on the radar.

For PC gamers, this is huge. It means you might not have to wait years to dive into Vice City again. And with the power of modern PCs, the game could look and run better than ever. Plus, modders will have a field day.

Of course, nothing is official yet. Rockstar and Take-Two haven't announced a PC version of GTA 6. But Zelnick's wording is about as close to a wink as you'll get from a CEO. He's essentially saying they'll go where the players are—and PC is where a lot of players are.

So, what does this mean for you? If you're a PC gamer, start saving for that GPU upgrade now. If you're on console, you might get first dibs, but PC won't be far behind. Either way, the hype train is only picking up speed.

What do you think? Will you be waiting for the PC version, or will you double-dip? Let us know in the comments!