The Take-Two boss is not “worried” about GTA 6 on Xbox Series S

is actually probably the most anticipated video game release of 2025. An open-world game will likely put loads of strain on consoles, which is why some fans were upset about the proven fact that game performance on Xbox Series S. However, based on the pinnacle of Rockstar Games’ parent company, Take-Two Interactive, he is not nervous about it in any respect.

Since the sport’s release in 2013, fans have been wondering when the following game would release. The buzz around this brand has been growing repeatedly for a decade and at last, in late 2023, Rockstar Games released a trailer for the upcoming open-world crime sim and confirmed a 2025 release window. This was accompanied by the news that it was skipping older consoles just like the PS4 and would exclusive product of the present generation. But which means it’s coming to Xbox Series S, which is much weaker than PS5 Pro or Xbox Series X.

On a November 6 earnings callTake-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick was asked if it will be difficult to get larger games to run on lower-end hardware options just like the Series S.

“Look, we support the platforms where consumers are on as long as they are there, and we find a way to support the platforms despite different levels of technology. Our labels are really good at this. I’m not really worried,” Zelnick replied.

Zelnick added that he never worries about how powerful consoles are or what hardware is available because he has “zero control over it.” He also explained that he believes gamers will “show up” and buy games on any platform as long as you provide “great” games. The Take-Two boss further explained that he sees great value in the PC platform and believes that the Take-Two platform will continue to grow, although he did not confirm whether a PC port is planned.

“So the bottom line is that we are selective about the platforms we support,” Zelnick said. “We make the technology work when we can make it work, as long as the audience is large enough to make it profitable.”

as shown in Take-Two’s latest financial report for investors, will still be available in fall 2025, as the corporate confirmed earlier in May. The game will probably be released on PS5, Xbox Series X, and yes, Xbox Series S.

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