Take-Two Interactive's FY2027 product table, filed with the SEC on May 22, lists Grand Theft Auto 6 exclusively on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The PC version is entirely absent from the filing, consistent with Rockstar's historical pattern of launching on consoles first and bringing the PC port months or years later.
The product table is a regulatory document that maps every title contributing to the $8.0 to $8.2 billion FY2027 guidance. If a PC version were releasing within FY2027 (April 2026 to March 2027), it would appear in the product table. It does not. The implication is that GTA 6 on PC is not expected before April 2027 at the earliest, and given Rockstar's history — GTA V PC arrived 18 months after console, Red Dead Redemption 2 took 13 months — a late 2027 or early 2028 window is more realistic.
"Nowhere in Take-Two's $8 billion revenue projection does a PC version of GTA 6 appear. The filing that locks November 19 also locks PC players out."
This has significant implications for the PC gaming market. The $8 billion guidance is entirely console-driven, meaning Take-Two expects to generate $3 to $4 billion from GTA 6 without a single PC sale. The PC version, when it does arrive, represents pure upside — revenue that the company has not factored into its public guidance, and an event that will likely generate its own marketing cycle and sales surge.
The practical takeaway: PC players should not expect to play GTA 6 before 2027. The NordVPN threat report documented malware campaigns already targeting PC users with fake GTA 6 downloads, exploiting the gap between console and PC launch. Every "GTA 6 PC installer" currently circulating is malware, and no PC version exists to download.