Shares of Take-Two Interactive after sources told gaming website Kotaku that Grand Theft Auto VI could miss its 2025 release window and slip into 2026. Remote workers are struggling with an unwanted return-to-office mandate from Rockstar Games, sources told the website, Zack Zwiezen reported late Friday. It is becoming more and more likely that the sequel might not land until late 2025 and it is also possible that it could even slip into 2026 as production reportedly falls behind, according to Kotaku. Shares of Take-Two are down 6% to $143.56 in morning trading.
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