GTA 6's parent company 'fully expects to support Nintendo Switch 2'

The boss of GTA 6 studio Rockstar Games' parent company Take-Two has said the company "fully expects to support the Switch 2 going forward".

Ahead of an earnings call on February 6, Take-Two confirmed GTA 6remains on track to release in Autumn 2025 despite growing concerns from fans that continued silence meant a delay was looking likely.

But official documents said: "Looking ahead, this calendar year is shaping up to be one of the strongest ever for Take-Two, as we plan to launch Sid Meier’s Civilization VII on February 11, Mafia: The Old Country in the Summer, GTA 6 in the Fall, and Borderlands 4."

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick and other bosses took questions from investors at the end of the earnings call and one of them was around the Nintendo Switch 2 console.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said the company "fully expects to support the Switch 2 going forward" / Composite image from Rockstar Games & Nintendo

Responding to it, Zelnick said: "We've had a long standing relationship with Nintendo and we've supported the platform when it made sense for individual releases.

"The Switch device can support any audience now. While we have nothing specific to report, we fully expect to support the Switch."

To be clear, while Zelnick also said GTA 6 would be a "console release" at launch, meaning PC players are going to have to wait to see what's announced by Rockstar going forward, this does not mean the game releasing on the Switch 2 has been confirmed.

The game is only releasing on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S at the time of writing.

Zelnick seems to already know GTA 6 is going to be awesome is going to be awesome, saying "results will speak for themselves" when asked about the upcoming release in an interview.

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