GTA 6 fans are still braced for a delay, but we now know when we'll likely find out for sure as Take-Two books in its earnings call will we be looking at a 2025 release?Tech11:51, 10 Jan 2025GTA 6 is finally getting closer(Image: Rockstar Games)GTA 6 fans have been speculating about when we'll see the game's second trailer, but video aside, we're still not entirely sure when the game will launch.Likely to be the biggest game ever and expected to pull in billions of dollars when it does launch, there have been suggestions it'll slip to 2026 but one analyst is convinced it'll hit its late 2025 window.Now, with Take-Two (Rockstar's parent company) announcing its earnings call, we know when we'll find out about any potential delay.As posted on the GTA 6 subreddit (which has 1.2 million members, by the way, despite the game not being out yet), the next Take-Two Interactive earnings conference call is expected on February 6.It's likely to be the most 'hotly anticipated' earnings call (if that really is a thing), and could be the first chance we get to hear about an updated release timeline for the game.It's worth stressing that, while the call may insist that GTA 6 is still on track for 2025, we're still early in the year and delays could happen as we approach its 'Fall 2025' release period.Given Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick has hardly shied away from building hype for the title, it's also possible he'll be particularly chatty about it again. He's already described it as "extraordinary", and has promised Rockstar will "deliver something phenomenal".One question fans have is whether the earnings report could coincide with a fresh trailer, particularly to soften the blow of a potential delay.Rockstar revealed the first GTA 6 trailer in December 2023, meaning we've gone 13 months without a peek at the game, breaking a surprising record for the studio.Given we've had leaks from a voice actor and even a 'janitor', here's hoping it won't be long until we hear about the project or see it for ourselves.Article continues belowFor the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.RECOMMENDED