GTA VI launch
GTA 6 Release Date (19 Nov) and Take-Two Interactive Stock Price
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GTA VI launches on 19 November 2026, at 12am Malaysia time on PS5, and on Xbox Series X|S. Take-Two Interactive, which owns Rockstar Games, closed at US$231.31 on 11 November, up 21.6% in eight sessions.
GTA 6 release date Malaysia: 19 November, 12am
- Midnight local time on PS5, says PlayStation Malaysia, so 12am on 19 November here. Pre-load opened on 10 November and needs 212 GB.
- RM339 Standard, RM419 Ultimate on the PlayStation Store. Boxed copies in Malaysia hold a download code, not a disc.
- No PC version yet. Rockstar has not announced a PC date.
Take-Two stock price: up 21.6% in eight sessions
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- Results, 9 November: quarterly net bookings fell 18% to US$1.60 billion, just under guidance. The full-year outlook of US$8.0 billion to US$8.2 billion, which includes GTA VI, was kept.
- Pre-orders are at "unprecedented levels", CEO Strauss Zelnick said. The shares rose 8.3% the next session.
How to buy Take-Two from Malaysia
TTWO trades on Nasdaq in US dollars. Malaysians buy it through a broker with US market access, and fees and currency spreads vary by broker. Compare them here, and see how Nasdaq's longer trading hours fit Malaysian time.
What to watch
- 19 Nov 2026GTA VI launches, 12am on PS5 in Malaysia.
- Early Feb 2027Take-Two's December-quarter results, the first with GTA VI sales. Guidance: US$3.35 billion to US$3.5 billion in net bookings.
Sources
- Rockstar Games: Grand Theft Auto VI is now set to launch November 19, 2026
- PlayStation Malaysia: GTA VI release and pre-load times
- Lowyat, 25 Jun 2026: Grand Theft Auto VI from RM339
- Take-Two Interactive, fiscal Q2 2027 results, 9 Nov 2026 (SEC filing)
- GameSpot: GTA 6's trailer had the biggest YouTube debut ever
- Yahoo Finance: TTWO prices and analyst consensus
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