The long-awaited Take-Two earnings call is tonight, but Rockstar Games' GTA 6 has hit a surprising couple of milestones this week as the wait for Trailer 2 goes onTech10:48, 06 Feb 2025Updated 10:48, 06 Feb 2025It's been 14 long months since we saw this trailer(Image: Rockstar)While fans had predicted we'd get a new GTA 6 trailer, we didn't but we're almost guaranteed to get some kind of update today.That's because Rockstar's parent company Take-Two will hold its first earnings call of 2025, where it's likely to comment on the game's release window, discuss potential delays, and maybe let us know one way or the other if it'll launch in two parts.As one former Rockstar dev claims the game is 'probably' finished, fans are desperate to hear more, especially as we've hit some surprising new milestones.We've had our plane tickets to Vice City purchased for years(Image: Rockstar)Yesterday marked 14 whole months since Rockstar gave us our first look at GTA 6, dropping that legendary trailer that broke the internet while racking up millions of views.It's the kind of gap that only Rockstar Games can afford, with other studios and publishers looking to maximise every marketing beat, but it's not the only anniversary this week.Tuesday, February 4 marked three whole years since the studio confirmed it was working on GTA 6 in a relatively nonchalant post on X (formerly Twitter) that you can see below.Today's earnings call could finally give us an additional peek at what could be the biggest game in the history of the medium. Or it could just tell us it's coming in 2026, but here's hoping.Yesterday, we reported that a former animator at the studio, Mike York, said the game is 'probably' playable from start to finish but that the studio is likely to be fixing bugs for some time.Content cannot be displayed without consent"They're probably still making a few new things here and there or adding to things here and there, of course, but I would assume that the game's probably playable now, and a bunch of people are testing the whole thing all the way through," he suggested."There's probably a ton of bugs and they're fixing all those bugs, and they're trying to find more bugs, and they're trying to find as many bugs as they can before they release because a game like GTA is unlike any other game."For more on GTA 6, be sure to check out why it could be best played on PS5 Pro, and a potential overhaul for the classic 'Wanted Stars' system.Article continues belowFor the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.