The company behind "Grand Theft Auto 6" tried to spin the game's delayed release as a good thing during an earnings call on Thursday. "I believe affording Rockstar additional time for such a groundbreaking project is a worthy investment," Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said.Zelnick went so far as to call the crime-filled video game the "most anticipated entertainment property of all time." Wall Street doesn't seem to be buying it, however.Rockstar Games, which produces the "Grand Theft Auto" series, announc ...

It turns out those pernicious rumors were true: "Grand Theft Auto 6" is not coming out this year. On Friday, "GTA" maker Rockstar Games announced that the company now plans to release the game in May 2026. Shares of Rockstar's parent company, Take-Two Interactive, tumbled by as much as 8% on Friday morning."Grand Theft Auto 6," which has been years in the making, is one of the most anticipated games of all time. An early trailer for the game, released in 2023, broke the record for most views on YouTube by ...

Summary:⚈ Take-Two stock dropped 10.9% after GTA VI was delayed to May 2026.⚈ TTWO shares historically rebound quickly on positive GTA news.⚈ Despite risks, strong YTD gains make this a potential buy-the-dip play.Take-Two Interactive’s (NASDAQ: TTWO) stock crashed 10.91% in the pre-market on Friday, May 2, after the announcement that the next installment in one of gaming’s biggest franchises, Grand Theft Auto 6, will be delayed to May 2026.The sudden plunge sent TTWO shares collapsing from their latest clos ...