Take-Two's chief executive has said the PC platform is becoming increasingly important, according to PC Games Hardware. The remark was reported on Saturday, September 19, 2026, in the context of ongoing interest in GTA 6.
PC Games Hardware framed the comment around the PC's growing role, without offering further detail on what it might mean for any specific release. The report does not state that a PC version of GTA 6 has been confirmed.
The comment lands amid a wider wave of GTA 6 coverage. GameStar reported that GTA 6 Online has not been officially confirmed, yet the head of Twitch has already discussed a release window. PC Games (DE) asked whether Twitch chief Dan Clancy was hinting at GTA 6 Online arriving in 2027.
Mein-MMO, meanwhile, raised a question from the player community: whether a successful GTA 6 Online could mean Rockstar steps back from its other projects. That piece reflects community discussion rather than any announced plan.
Separately, Nordbayern looked at whether GTA 6 could come to Nintendo's Switch 2, setting out what is known and what is not. As with the other reports, no confirmed release information for that platform was presented.
Taken together, the coverage shows how much of the current discussion around GTA 6 rests on hints, unconfirmed reports and community speculation rather than official statements. The only firm item in the material above is the Take-Two CEO's comment on the PC's rising importance, as reported by PC Games Hardware.
What to watch next: whether Take-Two or Rockstar offers any official statement on platforms or GTA 6 Online.