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In the closing of the recent trading day, Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) stood at $249.98, denoting a +1.15% move from the preceding trading day.

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Shares of video game publisher Take Two (NASDAQ:TTWO) jumped 3% in the afternoon session after the company saw strong pre-order numbers for its highly anticipated game, Grand Theft Auto VI, and received a bullish analyst update. GTA VI pre-orders, which opened on June 25, 2026, have already shown significant strength.

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Take-Two Interactive Software (NasdaqGS:TTWO) has released full pricing and edition details for Grand Theft Auto VI. The company confirmed premium editions, a digital-only launch without physical discs, and a single-player only experience at release. These updates clarify how GTA VI will be sold and monetized and mark a clear change from prior franchise launches. Take-Two Interactive is one of the largest global publishers focused on console, PC, and mobile games, and Grand Theft Auto is...

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Take-Two stock fell 2.8% as GTA 6 pre-orders launched at $79.99, no online mode confirmed at launch. Analysts still target $368.

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Preorders for physical and digital copies of GTA 6 went live at midnight on June 25, which is priced at $79.99 for the base edition and $99.99 for the “Ultimate” edition.

Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) investors are waiting years for Grand Theft Auto VI. Makes sense. Few entertainment releases have the same financial heft, cultural reach, or investor expectation. But the bigger story might not be how many copies Rockstar Games sells in the first few weeks. It may be ...

Grand Theft Auto VI isn’t getting a physical CD, which is a smart move for Take-Two Interactive Software and a signal for how the videogame industry will do releases in the years to come. Take-Two announced on Wednesday that pre-orders for the highly anticipated GTA VI will begin on June 25. Gamers are likely breathing a sigh of relief that Take-Two also confirmed that the official launch date of GTA VI is still Nov. 19.

Take-Two announced pricing for its upcoming video game "Grand Theft Auto 6" that was in line with expectations.

Take-Two confirms Nov. 19 launch pricing, with a $100 Ultimate Edition also planned.

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Take-Two Interactive Software (NASDAQ:TTWO) shares moved higher in premarket trading after the company confirmed pricing details and a November launch date for the highly anticipated “Grand Theft Auto VI,” bringing one of the gaming industry’s biggest releases a step closer to market. The stock rose 2.

Investing.com -- Take-Two Interactive Software priced the long-awaited "Grand Theft Auto VI" at $79.99 and reaffirmed a November 19 launch date, sending the company’s shares higher in premarket trading as the gaming industry’s most anticipated release moved closer to shelves.

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The company’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Rockstar Games, released pricing details for two variants of the upcoming game, which is currently scheduled for launch on November 19 this year.

Take-Two Interactive Software on Wednesday priced "Grand Theft Auto VI" at $79.99 and stuck to its previously announced November 19 release date, ‌bringing the industry's most anticipated title closer to launch after multiple delays. The ‌price makes "GTA VI" one of the most expensive base versions of a top-tier game, pushing it ​above the $69.99 ceiling that blockbusters such as Sony's "Ghost of Yōtei" and Nintendo's "Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" have held for years. The "Ultimate Edition" of the game will cost $99.99 and add exclusive vehicles, weapons and apparel woven into the story of Jason and ‌Lucia, the protagonists of the ⁠game, Take-Two said.

In the closing of the recent trading day, Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) stood at $242.64, denoting a +1.28% move from the preceding trading day.