



If you've been eagerly awaiting the chance to get your hands on Grand Theft Auto VI ...you're now one step closer to being able to play one of the most feverishly anticipated games of all-time.
Yes, Rockstar Games has listed its next title on the PlayStation Store.
The release of Grand Theft Auto VI, often contracted to GTA 6 by its fans, on the digital storefront arrived days , which has reignited global excitement for the next instalment in the blockbuster open-world series.
To be clear — preorders for Grand Theft Auto VI are not yet open, so you can't secure your copy just yet. But the fact Rockstar Games has added the next GTA to the PlayStation Store means you can add the game to your Wishlist. This feature means you'll be automatically informed on all upcoming news related to Grand Theft Auto VI, including when preorders actually do eventually go live on the platform.
You'll also receive notifications about edition reveals and promotional offers as they become available.
Rockstar Games shared the second trailer for its hotly-anticipated new Grand Theft Auto game over 500 days after the last update for the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S title
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It's a convenient way to stay connected with the game's development without having to constantly check for updates. This is a small — but nevertheless, meaningful — step towards its eventual release.
Despite PlayStation 5 owners not even being able to preorder the title, GTA 6 was trending as the most talked-about title on the PlayStation Store in the hours after it popped-up on the digital store. Most analysts expect Grand Theft Auto VI to become the bestselling title in history when it releases next year... something the flurry of activity to Wishlist the game on the PlayStation Store seems to support.
Rockstar Games has confirmed its next Grand Theft Auto will now release on May 26, 2026 — missing the original . Grand Theft Auto VI will launch on PlayStation 5, Sony PS5 Pro, and Xbox Series X|S consoles.
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch will not be supported. That means . Rockstar Games typically releases the PC version of its titles roughly one year after consoles, and we'd expect GTA 6 to follow the same pattern.
Grand Theft Auto VI has not yet appeared on the Xbox Store — a detail that hasn't gone unnoticed by fans. According to Take-Two Interactive, the ability to wishlist GTA 6 will come to Xbox consoles shortly.
In a message to investors, it confirmed: "Grand Theft Auto VI will soon be available for wishlisting on both the PlayStation and Microsoft Stores."
Despite the ability to wishlist Grand Theft Auto VI on digital platforms, it's critical to remember that preorders are not available. If you stumble across any retailers offering the opportunity to reserve a copy of the game on PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S for a fee — avoid them at all costs. This is most likely a scam.
Details about preorders will be announced in due course. Grand Theft Auto VI is still over a year away from its release, so we're unlikely to see preorders anytime soon.
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Grand Theft Auto VI will follow a modern-day Bonnie-and-Clyde duo in a fictional version of the US State of Florida ROCKSTAR GAMES | TAKE-TWO INTERACTIVE
Rockstar Games The company broke records with the first trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, confirming the game's return to Vice City, a fictional take on Miami, and introducing Lucia, the franchise's first female lead. This is the first time gamers will return to Vice City since 2006's Vice City Stories.
The teaser hinted at a modern-day Bonnie-and-Clyde duo and drew more than 100 million views within 24 hours. And now, Rockstar Games has provided a lot more detail about the plotline of its new title in the second trailer, which raced to 45 million views on YouTube in the first 12 hours online.
In , the developers have shared a brief summary of the plotline for Grand Theft Auto VI. It reads: "Jason and Lucia have always known the deck is stacked against them.
Rockstar Games has released the second trailer for its hotly-anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI game, which is widely-expected to become the biggest-selling video of all-time at launch ROCKSTAR GAMES | TAKE-TWO INTERACTIVE
"But when an easy score goes wrong, they find themselves on the darkest side of the sunniest place in America, in the middle of a conspiracy stretching across the state of Leonida — forced to rely on each other more than ever if they want to make it out alive."
This is the first time that Rockstar Games has confirmed the names of both protagonists set to star in the name.
Rockstar Games hasn't confirmed the existence of a PC version of the next Grand Theft Auto game. However, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick was recently asked whether the Grand Theft Auto VI would make its way over to PC players and replied: "Rockstar has an approach to platforms which we’ve seen before, and they’ll make more announcements in due time.
"I do believe that the right strategy for our business is to be where the consumer is, and historically what this company has done is address consumers anywhere they are, on any platform that makes sense over time."
Players will follow a couple, Jason and Lucia, in the next instalment of Grand Theft Auto, which includes the return of fictional city of Vice City for the first time since spin-off game, Vice City StoriesROCKSTAR GAMES | TAKE-TWO INTERACTIVE
That seems like a pretty strong hint that Rockstar Games will follow the same release strategy as previous entries in the Grand Theft Auto series. The Scottish studio has historically prioritised console releases, before launching a PC version of the same game within a few years of the original release date.
With Grand Theft Auto VI confirmed to launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S next year, we could see a PC version of the satirical crime thriller launch sometime in early 2027 or beyond.
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When the launch finally arrives, Grand Theft Auto fans will have been waiting an astonishing 13 years between instalments in the best-selling series.
During that interval, Rockstar Games has released Grand Theft Auto V on three generations of consoles, starting with the Xbox 360 and Sony PS3 back in September 2013.
An upgraded version of the game launched on the latest crop of video game consoles, Xbox Series X|S and Sony PS5, in March 2022 with support for 4K Ultra HD visuals, ray-tracing, 60 frames-per-second, and 3D audio. The continued popularity of the game is partly attributed to GTA Online.
Microsoft added Grand Theft Auto V to its Netflix-like subscription, dubbed Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, earlier this year. Subscribers can download the title and play on consoles, Smart TVs, PCs, smartphones and tablets with progress synchronised across devices.
Experts believe the next instalment in the Grand Theft Auto franchise could break its own record sales numbers. Its predecessor, Grand Theft Auto V, still holds the crown for the best opening week of sales in video game history — raking in $1.15bn (£1.2bn) in five days. It has gone on to become the second biggest game of all-time, although it's still 100 million copies behind the Gold Medalist, Minecraft.
But many like Dmitri Williams, a video game business expert and professor at University of Southern California, expect the long-awaited follow-up to perform even better.
He said: "The brand is as strong or stronger than it was before, but additionally the game industry is larger. If it maintains the same slice of the pie, it's going to be big, because it will come from a bigger pie.
"The games industry is simply massive globally, and is no single genre or platform. It's so large and so varied that even fractions of it are larger than whole parallel industries like movies.”
When it finally goes on-sale, Grand Theft Auto VI looks set to dominate the gaming world, with analysts predicting record-breaking sales of $3 billion in its first year... especially if whispers about , then revenue could be supercharged by the launch too.