Take-Two: PC Growing, GTA Online Support to Continue
Take-Two says PC is increasingly important and GTA Online will keep getting support after GTA 6 launches as a single-player title in November.
Take-Two Interactive said during a recent shareholder meeting that its strategy is generally to launch on any platform with a meaningful audience over time. The company also noted that the PC platform is becoming more and more important to it over time.
Take-Two confirmed that Grand Theft Auto 6 is a single-player title due to release in November. The company did not announce a PC version of the game.
Take-Two said it will continue to support GTA Online after the GTA 6 release and beyond. The statement signals that the existing online mode will remain active even as the next entry in the series arrives.
Past PC releases
Historically, Rockstar Games has brought its major titles to PC after consoles. It took 19 months for GTA V to come to PC after consoles, and 13 months for Red Dead Redemption 2.
ScreenRant reported on the shareholder meeting remarks.
Quick answers
Is GTA 6 coming to PC?
Take-Two has not announced a PC version. The company said its strategy is generally to launch on any platform with a meaningful audience over time and that PC is becoming more important to it.
Will GTA Online still be supported after GTA 6 launches?
Yes. Take-Two said it will continue to support GTA Online after the GTA 6 release and beyond.
Is GTA 6 single-player?
Yes. Take-Two confirmed that GTA 6 is a single-player title due to release in November.