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Analysts Predict GTA 6 Earning $7.6 Billion in the First Two Months After Launch

The game's rumored $2 billion production cost is expected to be recouped in under 30 days.

Grand Theft Auto 6 is guaranteed to be a success – I doubt many would argue otherwise – but the real question is just how successful it will be. Attempting to provide an answer is investment and analytics company Konvoy, which recently shared a series of predictions about the most anticipated video game currently on the market, speculating on GTA VI's earnings, features, and price.

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As shared by Konvoy's Josh Chapman, the firm predicts GTA VI will generate $7.6 billion in revenue within the first 60 days following its May 26, 2026 release, becoming the biggest video game launch of all time in terms of player numbers, viewership, and revenue.

According to Chapman, they estimate the game will sell around 85 million copies in its first two months at $80 a piece for the standard edition, potentially covering its rumored $2 billion production cost in as little as three days after launch. Additionally, Konvoy predicts GTA VI will include a User-Generated Content component similar to Roblox and Fortnite, along with 200-player lobbies featuring higher risk/reward dynamics compared to GTA V Online.

So, what are your thoughts on Konvoy's predictions? Do you believe GTA VI will rake in over $7.5 billion in just a couple of months? Share your thoughts down in the comments below!

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