Rockstar Games’ parent company Take-Two Interactive confirm GTA Online will be well looked after and supported in terms of content and events. The NYC-based company revealed a new set of financial data to investors during the company’s Q2 2027 quarterly earnings presentation on Monday morning including talk of GTA 6 pre-orders. CEO Strauss Zelnick also explained just how well Rockstar Games’ titles have done over the past three months in terms of sales and cash made.
Updated Grand Theft Auto V Sales Figures
Take-Two Interactive have revealed that Grand Theft Auto V has now surpassed 235 million copies as expected. It hit 230m in May and has routinely sold 5 million every quarter aside from this quarter and one quarter last year. The game is also one of the most downloaded PS5 games every single month too.
GTA Series Closes In Half A Billion Sales
The total sales of the Grand Theft Auto series now sits at 480 million copies worldwide; up from 470m in August and May. Once again, this is inline with with the average quarter for the GTA series total sales growth. As for Red Dead Redemption 2, that also saw typical growth.
GTA Online’s Future
As we know, GTA VI is not launching with a new GTA Online or any multiplayer. We have no idea when it will come out. During a new interview with IGN, Zelnick said “We intend to keep supporting GTA Online [for GTA V] and it has been very successful. It’s been very resilient. It has continued to grow over the years, so we feel very good about it.” Documents from Take-Two list more content and events as ongoing support; not just servers remaining live.
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