GTA 6 fans are expecting big things when Rockstar's title launches later in 2025, but according to one source the PC version might not be too far at all a rarity for the studioTech10:22, 17 Feb 2025Updated 10:22, 17 Feb 2025Could GTA 6 come to PC sooner than we thought?(Image: Still)A couple of weeks ago, Take-Two Interactive confirmed in its earnings call that GTA 6 is still slated for this year, and now that Borderlands 4 has a release date, fans are expecting Rockstar's crime epic Grand Theft Auto 6 in November 2025.While we wait for Rockstar or Take-Two to narrow that down and confirm either way, one CEO has suggested that the pipeline from console to PC is shorter than ever for Rockstar Games, and has suggested GTA 6 could hit PC early in 2026.That comes via Corsair's CEO Andrew Paul, who suggested on the company's recent earnings call that GTA 6 could launch in early 2026.We'll be meeting Lucia soon(Image: Rockstar)In an earnings call for Corsair (a PC parts and peripherals manufacturer), Paul discussed the possibility of GTA 6 launching in early 2026 on PC.No evidence was given, meaning it could be guesswork, or based on insider knowledge, but it's a potential indication of the rise of PC gaming in recent years.Recent industry surveys have confirmed that PC gaming is on the rise, and Take-Two's CEO Strauss Zelnick recently discussed the potential for a PC port of what is expected to be the biggest game of all time.So with Civ 7 it's available on console and PC and Switch right away, Zelnick told IGN earlier in February, referring to this month's Civilization 7 launch.With regard to others in our lineup, we don't always go across all platforms simultaneously. Historically, Rockstar has started with some platforms and then historically moved to other platforms.It caught some by surprise when PS5 and Xbox were the only platforms listed for GTA 6 when it was revealed in December 2023, but for anyone following Rockstar's spotty history with PC ports, it wasn't too surprising at all.While GTA 4, GTA 5, and both Red Dead Redemption titles did get PC ports, there was a sizeable gap between them and the console launches.Last month, a former Rockstar developer said "They're [Rockstar] gonna try to optimize as much as they can to where it never goes below 30 [frames per second].""But it can be bumped up to 40, 41, 52, whatever, and I bet you, like, later, once it's on PC, it'll probably get super optimized and changed and new graphics cards that come out and you'll be able to run it at 60fps probably at that time."Article continues belowFor more on GTA 6, check out this title from the lead developer on prior GTA titles to help you pass the time while you wait, as well as reports Rockstar Games could offer an early addition to the Switch lineup.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.