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GTA Online will continue after GTA 6's release, Take-Two reiterates

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick says that the company expects to continue supporting GTA Online after the release of Grand Theft Auto VI in November.

GTA Online will continue after GTA 6's release, Take-Two reiterates
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TL;DR: Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick confirmed the company will keep supporting GTA Online after Grand Theft Auto VI's November release, continuing regular updates and investing significant resources. How GTA Online will evolve alongside GTA 6-possible new locales, a separate paid release, GTA+ integration, or UGC tools-remains undecided.
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Support for GTA Online will continue following the launch of GTA 6, Take-Two Interactive management reiterates.

GTA Online will continue after GTA 6's release, Take-Two reiterates 1

GTA 6 might be the most anticipated game in recent memory, but there's just one problem: It's a singleplayer-only game. GTA Online pulls in hundreds of millions of dollars a year in gross revenue. Without a live service component, GTA 6 will rely on raw sales (at least at launch), which adds weight to the game's $80 and $100 pricing.

To keep the recurrent consumer spending, well, recurring, Rockstar will keep supplying GTA Online with new content. How this will happen remains a mystery--will GTA Online shift from GTA V's locale of Los Santos in the Pacific to Leonida in the Atlantic? Will GTA 6 remain an offline, singleplayer-only game in perpetuity? Take-Two's executives won't say, but company CEO Strauss Zelnick does confirm the online mode will continue.

"Generally speaking, our update cadence for GTA Online has been pretty stable. Some of the updates have been amazing, and some have been less successful, but generally speaking, consumers really love them," Zelnick said in a recent Q1'FY27 earnings call.

"But the cadence hasn't really changed and we do apply significant resources to that, and we do expect to support GTA Online going forward."

As for the future of GTA Online, there's a possibility that Rockstar could sell the new version separately for $19.99, similar to how the publisher separated GTA Online from GTA V back in 2022. It's also possible and likely that GTA+ will be integrated in some way.

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Will Rockstar continue releasing regular content updates for GTA Online after GTA 6 launches?

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Did Take-Two or Strauss Zelnick confirm GTA Online will receive ongoing support post-GTA 6?

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Is there any indication GTA Online’s update cadence will change after GTA 6 releases?

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Could Rockstar charge separately for the post-GTA 6 version of GTA Online, like the $19.99 separation in 2022?

Yes. The article states there is a possibility Rockstar could sell the new version of GTA Online separately for $19.99, similar to the 2022 separation of GTA Online from GTA V. It also notes integration with GTA+ is possible but how GTA Online will be offered after GTA 6 is not yet confirmed.
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Rockstar has been working on a robust user-generated content platform that ties right into GTA Online, allowing users to create and share their own custom missions.

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