Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto 6 may not have a release date yet, but it’s almost certainly going to be one of the best-selling games of the year. However, Strauss Zelnick–the CEO of Rockstar’s parent company, Take-Two–recently confirmed that a PC port for GTA 6 won’t be released at launch. Regardless, Corsair CEO Andy Paul has shared his belief that Grand Theft Auto 6 will arrive on PC in early 2026, and he’s betting that it will help his business.
Via Insider Gaming, Paul shared his thoughts during a Corsair earnings call. Corsair’s business is built around computer peripherals, storage, memory, and other parts and accessories. Because GTA 6 will probably be a very demanding game on PC, he thinks it will “spur purchases of either peripherals or components.” He also called GTA 6 “the most anticipated and hardware-demanding game” coming in the near future, and indicated that the company’s “gaming business has never looked so strong.”
Potentially, Paul could be correct about GTA 6 arriving on PC in 2026, but it’s unclear how accurate his information is. Traditionally, Rockstar games have released on consoles long before coming to PC, so a port after just a few months would be unusual. As an example, it took 19 months for Grand Theft Auto 5 to hit PC after its debut in 2013. Rockstar hasn’t publicly disclosed how long GTA 6 will remain solely on consoles, while Zelnick previously seemed to suggest that there will be a PC port at some point.
Zelnick recently hinted that the release of GTA 6 may not necessarily mean the end of Grand Theft Auto Online, but he stopped short of confirming the latter’s future. GTA Online support is continuing for now, including some free bonus rewards for Valentine’s Day. Since Take-Two has set Borderlands 4 for a late September release, the drop date for GTA 6 may be coming into focus.
