
Take-Two Stock (TTWO) Stock Jumps on Nintendo (NTDOF) Switch 2 GTA 6 Rumor
Take-Two (TTWO) stock rose 0.61% on Wednesday amid rumors of Grand Theft Auto 6 potentially releasing on Nintendo's Switch 2. The game is being tested for compatibility with the console, which has sold over 10 million units since June 2025. Take-Two's stock has increased 30.66% year-to-date, driven by investor optimism for GTA 6, following the success of GTA 5.
Take-Two (TTWO) stock was up on Wednesday alongside rumors that Rockstar Games is considering a release of Grand Theft Auto 6 on Nintendo's (NTDOF) Switch 2. According to multiple video game industry leakers and insiders, Rockstar is testing how well the game would run on the Switch 2 to determine if a release on the video game console is possible.
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While the GTA 6 Switch 2 rumors come shortly after another delay for the game, in leakers claimed the pushed back release isn't tied to a Switch 2 version. Instead, sources claimed that Take-Two wouldn't release a Switch 2 port of GTA 6 until after the initial launch on Sony's (SONY) PlayStation 5 and Microsoft's (MSFT) Xbox Series X|S, which is now set for November 19, 2026.
It makes sense that Take-Two would want to release GTA 6 on the Switch 2. The console has already sold over 10 million units after its release in June 2025. These strong sales prompted Nintendo to increased its sale guidance to 19 million units for its fiscal year that will end in March 2026. That's already a large user base that GTA 6 could appeal too, and it will surely grow larger in the months leading up to the game's release.
Take-Two Stock Movement Today
Take-Two stock was up 0.61% on Wednesday, extending a 30.66% rally year-to-date. The shares have also increased 28.89% over the past 12 months.
Take-Two stock has performed well in 2025 as investors are hopeful of a strong showing for Grand Theft Auto 6. These expectations are built on the success of Grand Theft Auto 5, which sold 220 million units, making it the second-best-selling game ever.
