Following the start of preorders for GTA 6 and the confirmation of its $80 price point, stock analysts have weighed in with their price targets for shares of Rockstar’s owner, Take-Two, and many see a bright future ahead.
Although Take-Two’s stock price has actually gone down since GTA 6 preorders began, a number of analysts have issued, or reiterated, major gains.
Bank of America analyst Omar Dessouky, who said Rockstar should price GTA 6 at $80 to help convince other companies to hike prices as well, has raised his price target on Take-Two stock from $320 to $368. That would be a significant increase from the $233/share that Take-Two is trading at today.
BMO Capital analyst Brian Pitz, meanwhile, increased his target on Take-Two shares from $280 to $285. TD Cowen’s Doug Creutz said he’s reiterating his Buy rating for Take-Two and a $284 price target. Drew Crum of B. Riley Securities is forecasting a $300 price target, while BTIG’s Clark Lampen reiterated his $290 price target. These price targets and related data were relayed by Tipranks.
Take-Two’s stock price peaked in 2025 at more than $260 per share, but has fallen since. Year-to-date, Take-Two’s stock is down 7% and over the past year, it’s fallen by 3%. The stock nosedived all the way down to about $190 in February this year after Google released new AI-based game-making tools. The selloff was foolish, experts said at the time, because AI cannot make sophisticated games or anything that could legitimately compete with GTA 6 or disrupt Take-Two’s business in a serious or significant way.
GTA 6 launches on November 19 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. GTA 6 preorders are finally open on both consoles, and you can choose the $80 standard edition or $100 ultimate edition. There will be no disc-based version of the game, at least at launch.
