Rockstar always leaves a gap between the release of a new game and its online component, and that wait might be ideal for Grand Theft Auto 6.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick has cleared things up about a potential second delay to Grand Theft Auto 6’s release date, and also revealed that he won’t actually play the game.

Strauss Zelnick has gone on record that Rockstar only made a short delay for Grand Theft Auto 6, for less than six months.

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Given the immense hype surrounding the next major GTA installment, it's no surprise that Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick found the decision to delay the game until next year to be a painful one.

According to one insider, the delay of GTA 6 was necessary, and without it the game would have been „much worse”.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick has responded to concerns that Grand Theft Auto 6 will be delayed once again, stressing why a specific date has been set.

The latest Take-Two earnings call has shed more light on the GTA 6 delay. Read everything about it right here.