Why it matters: Rockstar and Take-Two Interactive still haven't confirmed when the PC version of GTA 6 will arrive. With the fall 2025 console release date approaching, the silence from the companies is worrying. However, Corsair Gaming has strongly hinted that GTA 6 will be available on PC in early 2026. The suggestion that we might only be waiting a few months for GTA 6 on PC came from Corsair Gaming's financial VP, Ronald van Veen. During the company's latest earnings call, he said (via VGC), "Yeah, GTA 6 is probably the one everyone is talking about. And we'll get a glimpse of that, I think, later on in the year for console. My understanding now it's going to come out in the fall for console, and then early 2026 for PC."It's certainly not an official announcement date, and van Veen might only be giving his own opinion on when he thinks the PC version will land the use of "my understanding" is very non-committal. But industry executives are going to know more about these things than most people, of course, and the fact he mentioned a potential release window at all is interesting.Some worry that we could be waiting a very long time for GTA 6 on PC after it lands on console this fall. There were even concerns it might not come to PC at all. However, Take-Two alleviated those fears last week when chairman and CEO Strauss Zelnick emphasized the importance of the platform."We have seen PC become a much more important part of what used to be a console business, and I wouldn't be surprised to see that trend continue," he said.During Take-Two's recent earnings call, Zelnick confirmed that GTA 6 remained on track for a fall release on consoles, though he reminded people that delays can never be ruled out. // Related StoriesIt took seven months for GTA 3 to arrive on PC following its console release, eight months for San Andreas, eight months for GTA 4, and almost two years for GTA 5. If what van Veen says proves accurate, GTA 6 could arrive on PC faster than any of those games.Another question hanging over GTA 6 is how much it will cost. Its massive budget has led to rumors that it will be more expensive than the now-standard $70 charged for most AAA titles. One analyst says he hopes it will be as much as $100, which would have a trickle-down effect on other new releases, pushing the usual selling price of big games up by $10 to $80.