GTA 6 is the most awaited game and is scheduled to release sometime in 2025, according to Rockstar Games. The first trailer was out in December last year and has amassed 219 million views. Speculations are rife that Take-Two Interactive has spent somewhere between $1 billion to $2 billion for the game’s production. However, the studio has not confirmed if the speculations are true or not.

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Analysts estimate that GTA 6 could blow its predecessor’s revenue out of the water by reaching $1 billion in sales on day one. For the uninitiated, it took GTA 5 three days to touch the $1 billion mark in sales worldwide. The latest reports indicate that the upcoming installment will reach $1 billion on the same day of its release. That will be smashing all revenue records ever documented in the gaming industry.

Another estimate indicates that GTA 6 could have an overall sales of around $9 billion after its release. Its predecessor Grand Theft Auto 5, which was released in 2013 has earned $8.5 billion in 11 years of its release. It has sold nearly 190 million copies worldwide and its revenue is now coming from GTA Online. The next franchise could beat the record and surge further generating massive profits for Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive.

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GTA 6: A Record-Breaking Game

The cult and fandom for GTA games have only grown over the years with no dips in the last decade. Despite Rockstar Games taking more than a decade to bring GTA 6 out, gamers are eagerly waiting for its release. No other game has garnered this amount of anticipation from the audiences.

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The broader gaming industry has massively grown to $250 billion in 2024. Rockstar Games takes the larger share of the pie, leaving behind an astounding financial footprint in the sector. In conclusion, the upcoming GTA 6 game is projected to smash all revenue records next year in 2025.