There is still no official GTA 6 sales figure: Take-Two’s second-quarter results of 9 November 2026 contain no pre-order count and no sales number for the game, which comes out on 19 November. What the company did say is that pre-orders are “continuing to reach unprecedented levels” and that it expects an “historic year”. The only numbers for GTA 6 itself are outside estimates, such as Sensor Tower’s 9.69 million, and this page keeps them apart from anything Take-Two or Rockstar says.
How much has GTA 6 made so far?
There is no official figure. The best-known estimate comes from the market data firm Sensor Tower, whose GTA VI sales tracker, last updated on 10 November 2026, shows 9.69 million units sold, net of returns, and $942M in revenue. That is a Report, not a sales figure: it is an outside estimate, and neither Take-Two nor Rockstar has confirmed it. Our news report on the update has the detail.
The same tracker splits the estimate by console, also as a Report: 7.23 million units and $703M on PlayStation (75%), and 2.46 million units and $239M on Xbox (25%). Sensor Tower labels the total as units sold rather than pre-orders, although the game does not come out until 19 November.
The earlier estimate, from 7 November
Three days earlier, Yahoo Finance reported an earlier Sensor Tower estimate of 7.71 million pre-orders worth about $751 million, with 74% of buyers getting the game for PlayStation 5 and 24% for Xbox. The 10 November tracker supersedes it, and it was a Report as well. In the same article, according to IGN, most buyers were choosing the $100 Ultimate Edition over the $80 standard edition. Take-Two has not confirmed either split.
How many copies of GTA 6 have been sold?
None that anyone can count yet, because the game is not out. Take-Two announced pre-orders on 24 June 2026 at $79.99 for the standard edition and $99.99 for the Ultimate Edition, and has not published a pre-order count since, not even in its results of 9 November. Comparisons with the opening days of Grand Theft Auto V are not a figure for GTA 6 either, so we leave them out.
What did Take-Two report about GTA 6 on 9 November?
Take-Two published its second-quarter results for the quarter that ended on 30 September 2026, seven weeks before launch, so no launch sales are in them. The release gives no number of pre-orders, no GTA 6 revenue and no split by console or edition. We have not checked what was said on the results call itself, so nothing from the call is on this page.
The release does say three things about the game and the year ahead:
- Chairman and CEO Strauss Zelnick: “The launch of Grand Theft Auto VI is ten days away and, with pre-orders continuing to reach unprecedented levels, we expect to deliver an historic year for our company.” That is a statement about the trend, not a count.
- Take-Two reiterated its outlook for fiscal year 2027 (ending 31 March 2027): Net Bookings of $8.0 to $8.2 billion. The release does not say how much of that is GTA 6.
- Its first outlook for the quarter ending 31 December 2026, the quarter that contains the 19 November launch: Net Bookings of $3,350 to $3,500 million. Net Bookings is Take-Two’s own measure of what was sold during the period.
The release also lists Grand Theft Auto VI for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S with a release date of 19 November 2026, so the date still stands. For the quarter that just ended, Take-Two reported Net Bookings of $1.60 billion, down 18% on a year earlier. The next report that can include launch sales covers the quarter ending 31 December 2026; Take-Two has not yet announced when it will publish it.
Is GTA 6 sold out?
No first-hand source says the game is sold out. The boxed copy, which holds a download code rather than a disc, only reaches shops from 12 November, according to Rockstar’s pre-load announcement.
What stock is GTA 6?
GTA 6 is made by Rockstar Games, which belongs to Take-Two Interactive, listed on the Nasdaq as TTWO. Whether the share price rises with the game is not something this page predicts, and nothing here is investment advice.
What we do not know
- How many copies have been pre-ordered, according to Take-Two or Rockstar.
- How the pre-orders split between PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, or between the two editions, according to Take-Two or Rockstar. The only splits so far are the outside estimates above.
- When Take-Two will publish its first sales figure for the game: the company has not announced a date for its next results.
For what the game costs and how to buy it, see how much GTA 6 costs, how to pre-order GTA 6 and the GTA 6 editions compared.