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Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) stock rose 2.3% in pre-market trading after Rockstar Games premiered 'Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look' on Netflix, reaffirming its November 2026 launch date. The rally follows a recent selloff due to unauthorized leaks. Institutional investor Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec disclosed a new stake of 369,527 shares. The broader market showed little movement, indicating the stock's gain is company-specific.

Rockstar Games and Netflix revealed a 30-minute demo of 'Grand Theft Auto VI' on a base PS5. The game features 80 hours of main story, double the animations of 'Red Dead Redemption 2,' and various activities like scuba diving and base jumping. Players can switch between two characters, and the game includes dynamic romance and health systems. The title is set to run at 30 fps on all consoles at launch, with no details on resolution or performance modes.

Take-Two shares fell 2.12% to $228.50 after Rockstar released a GTA VI preview on Netflix. The game, priced at $79.99, launches November 19. Take-Two maintains its fiscal-2027 net bookings forecast of $8.0B-$8.2B. Pre-orders opened June 25, with analysts averaging a $296.95 price target.

Rockstar Games addressed recent GTA 6 leaks, calling it heartbreaking and not the intended reveal. The game's release date is set for November 19. Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar's parent company, subpoenaed Microsoft, Discord, and X for user data related to the leaks. The leaks were attributed to a hacker group promoting a memecoin.

Rockstar Games called the unauthorized release of Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) gameplay footage 'heartbreaking' and apologized for the lengthy development process. The game is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026. Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar's parent company, is seeking legal action to identify sources of the leaks. An official preview is set to premiere on Netflix and YouTube on August 27.

Rockstar Games addressed unauthorized GTA 6 gameplay leaks, calling them 'heartbreaking' but confirming the game is nearly finished. The studio apologized for delays and teased an extended look on Netflix on 27 August. Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar's parent company, is pursuing legal action to remove leaked material and identify those responsible. GTA 6 is scheduled for release on 19 November 2026.

Rockstar Games acknowledged the GTA 6 leaks, calling them heartbreaking, and confirmed the November 19 release date. The studio apologized and noted the game is nearly finished. Take-Two Interactive's stock closed at $232.93 on Tuesday, down 0.24%. The company is pursuing legal action against Microsoft and Discord to identify the leakers.

Grand Theft Auto VI leaks surfaced online, including gameplay clips and map snippets, ahead of its official showcase. Take Two Interactive filed legal actions against several tech companies to identify the source. The leaks show locations, combat, and mechanics. Netflix confirmed the game's extended look will premiere on August 27, 2026, at 3 p.m. ET. According to analysts, the footage appears authentic.

Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) aims for $8.2B in bookings, with Grand Theft Auto 6's Netflix premiere playing a key role. The company needs $6.61B-$6.81B more after Q1 bookings of $1.39B. GTA 6's standard edition is priced at $79.99, with the Ultimate Edition at $99.99, a 25% increase. Netflix subscribers get early access, and Take-Two shares closed at $232.93, with a market cap near $43.55B.

Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO) closed Friday $1.64B below its August 18 high, a gap larger than its $1.38B fiscal 2027 bookings growth forecast. The decline follows a GTA VI leak. The company seeks data from Microsoft (MSFT) and Discord. A preview on August 27 may influence valuation. Shares ended at $239.62, down 3% from August 14.