Take-Two has 38 projects in development. As usual, Take-Two’s financial report proved to be a source of interesting sales figures. We also learned about the company’s overall release plans.
A meeting with Take-Two’s investors not only provided information on GTA 6, but also revealed fresh sales figures for Rockstar’s older games (among other things; via Home at X). Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2 continue to attract millions of new players, so T2 has no reason to worry about revenue.
GTA 5 is showing no signs of slowing down, with total sales reaching 215 million copies (an increase of 5 million from the previous quarter). The entire Grand Theft Auto series has sold an impressive 450 million units.
Red Dead Redemption 2 has also achieved impressive results, reaching 74 million gamers (4 million more than the previous quarter). Meanwhile, the entire Red Dead Redemption series has surpassed the 100 million sales barrier.
Take-Two’s release plans and future projects
Take-Two Interactive is actively working on new titles, with 38 projects in various stages of development. These include 21 “Immersive Core” games (i.e. new productions for PC and consoles) and nine mobile titles.
The company is also planning updates to earlier games. Gamers can expect three new versions of older games before the end of the 2026 calendar year. Further ahead, four more iterations of familiar titles have been announced for the 2027/28 fiscal year. The port of GTA 4 to newer consoles is most likely part of this plan.
Interestingly, representatives of Take-Two Interactive have hinted that another as-yet-unannounced game will be released in the current fiscal year. Details about it remain a mystery for now.
Take-Two’s financial results
The company’s revenue increased by 5% to $5.63 billion, which was in line with forecasts. However, T2 reported an operating loss of $4.49 billion, up from a loss of $3.59 billion in the same period last year.
The higher-than-expected operating expenses are explained by “increased title development costs” (presumably mainly related to GTA 6), among other things. Despite a projected increase in sales in fiscal 2026, Take-Two expects to continue making losses until GTA 6 is released in May 2026.