Take-Two Says PC Is Growing in Importance — What It Means for GTA 6

What Take-Two said

Take-Two held its 2026 annual shareholder meeting on September 17. When a shareholder asked about the company’s PC release cadence, CEO Strauss Zelnick said Take-Two generally aims to release on platforms where there is a meaningful audience, according to reports from PC Gamer and GamesRadar.

The key part of his answer was that PC is becoming increasingly important to Take-Two over time. That describes the publisher’s broader platform strategy; it does not announce a new version of GTA 6.

What the comment does not confirm

Zelnick did not provide any of the details needed for a PC release announcement:

Question	Current status
Is a GTA 6 PC version announced?	No
Is there a PC release date or window?	No
Are PC system requirements available?	No
Is there a Steam, Epic or Rockstar Store listing?	No

The official website still lists only PS5 and Xbox Series X|S for the November 19 launch. Readers waiting for PC should treat dates circulating online as estimates unless Rockstar publishes one.

Why the answer still matters

The comment shows that Take-Two considers PC a growing part of its business. It makes a future PC release commercially plausible, but plausibility is different from a product announcement. Earlier Rockstar games reached PC on different schedules, so their gaps cannot establish a date for this release.

The GTA 6 PC release guide collects the current status, historical comparisons and unannounced system requirements. The platform guide lists the announced versions, and the Steam guide covers storefront availability.

Sources and verification scope

• Take-Two: 2026 annual shareholder meeting announcement
• PC Gamer: report from the shareholder meeting
• GamesRadar: Zelnick’s PC comments
• Rockstar: official GTA VI website