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Rockstar Games hackers reveal that GTA Online still makes tons of money
An unapproved release of Rockstar Games' financial information, stemming from a hack, has unexpectedly benefited Take-Two Interactive. The leaked data suggests that Grand Theft Auto Online continues to be a significant revenue generator for the company.
Yes, Take-Two's share price rose after the stolen Rockstar data was released, but don't read too much into it
Despite a short-term rise in Take-Two Interactive's share price following a data leak from Rockstar Games, the article cautions against overinterpreting the impact. The leak revealed details about Grand Theft Auto Online's revenue streams but did not significantly affect the company's year-to-date stock performance, which remains down. Future financial reports and potential game delays are highlighted as more significant factors for investors.
Engagement Ring
Crimson Desert has surpassed 5 million copies sold worldwide, with developer Pearl Abyss thanking players for their support. The article also briefly mentions Rockstar hackers impacting Take-Two Interactive's stock.
Dead Space Creator Talks GTA 6's Effect On Other Games: "You Don't Wanna Be Near It"
Dead Space creator Glen Schofield believes Grand Theft Auto 6's November 19 launch date will cause many other games to shift their release windows to avoid its impact. He also discussed the growing importance of AI in game development, advocating for artists to embrace it as a tool for creativity and efficiency, while acknowledging potential cost concerns.
Jobs Roundup: April 2026 | Sega Europe appoints Irina Kim as chief financial officer
This article rounds up recent executive appointments across the gaming industry. Notable changes include Irina Kim as CFO of Sega Europe, Joost Hagesteijn leading Roblox's European operations, and Andy Norman appointed COO of CodeDev. Several other key roles have also been filled at companies like Astragon Entertainment, Rovio, and Blizzard Entertainment.
Leaked GTA Online revenue data boosts publisher Take-Two's stock
Leaked revenue data for Grand Theft Auto Online, showing daily earnings of approximately $1.3 million, has positively impacted Take-Two Interactive's stock value. Despite a security breach by hacker group ShinyHunters, the publisher's stock saw a significant increase. The article also touches on Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick's comments regarding AI and the company's decision to lay off its AI team.
If these leaked GTA Online sales figures are legit, you can see why Rockstar are holding off GTA 6's PC release
Leaked sales data allegedly shows Grand Theft Auto Online generates significantly more revenue from console players, particularly on PlayStation platforms, compared to PC. This information, purportedly stolen from Rockstar Games, may explain the delayed PC release for Grand Theft Auto VI. The data also indicates a substantial weekly revenue for GTA Online, with PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 players contributing the largest shares.
Take-Two Appears Unaffected by Rockstar Hack
Despite a significant data leak revealing financial details for Grand Theft Auto Online and Red Dead Online, the share price of parent company Take-Two Interactive saw an increase. This suggests the company was not negatively impacted by the release of the stolen information.
The Rockstar hack could have been a disaster. Instead, Take-Two's stocks have skyrocketed
Despite a significant data breach orchestrated by the group ShinyHunters, Take-Two Interactive's stock experienced a substantial increase, reaching a peak of $206.51. The breach, which involved business-related data accessed via Rockstar Games' Snowflake servers, had no apparent negative impact on the company's financial status or the development of Grand Theft Auto 6.
GTA Online Revenue Leak Spurs Increase in Take-Two Interactive’s Stock Price
A leak revealing Grand Theft Auto Online's revenue has positively impacted Take-Two Interactive's stock price, increasing its valuation by $1 billion. Despite a hacker situation at Rockstar Games, the financial disclosure has boosted investor confidence. Grand Theft Auto 6 is reportedly expensive to develop, making this financial news particularly welcome for the company.
Take-Two stock jumps $1 billion after GTA leak as investors learn Rockstar really is making that much money off GTA…
Following a leak of internal data from Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive's stock value surged by over $1 billion. The leaked financial information, suggesting Grand Theft Auto Online generates approximately $8 million weekly, appears to have positively impacted investor confidence.
Bloober CEO says relying on one title creates 'too much risk' in today's market
Bloober Team CEO Piotr Babieno emphasizes the importance of operating with at least two concurrent major projects to mitigate risk in the current market. The studio is focusing on sustainable development, talent retention, and a balanced approach to production, currently working on original IPs, franchise expansions, and co-development titles.
The Classic is Back: Outlive 25 Has a Launch Date for Late April
Continuum Entertainment announced that Outlive 25, a remastered version of the original real-time strategy title, will launch on PC via Steam on April 30, with CriticalLeap as publisher. The remaster includes updated graphics, audio, a redesigned interface, online multiplayer, and balance adjustments based on community feedback. The original game, Outlive, was released in 2000 and published in North America and Europe by Take-Two Interactive.
GTA 6 leaks anticipation ends in lacklustre news that Rockstar makes a lot of money
Leaked data from the ShinyHunters hack reveals that Grand Theft Auto Online generates approximately $10 million weekly in total revenue, with $7.3 million from Shark Card sales and $2.3 million from GTA+ subscriptions. These figures align with Take-Two Interactive's recent earnings reports and help explain the significant investment in Grand Theft Auto 6 development, estimated at $2.1 billion.
GTA Online is making Rockstar £1,000,000 every single day reveals hacked info
Hacked financial data from Rockstar Games reveals that Grand Theft Auto Online generates approximately $1.3 million daily through Shark cards and GTA+ memberships. The leaked information also indicates that PlayStation platforms are the most popular for the game, followed by Xbox consoles and then PC.
Grand Theft Auto Online Generates $1.3 Million Daily for Rockstar – Rumor
A data breach attributed to the hacking group ShinyHunters has revealed financial details for Rockstar Games' online titles. Grand Theft Auto Online reportedly generated approximately $1.3 million daily, while Red Dead Online brought in around $507,000 weekly. The leaked data also details platform revenue, with PlayStation 5 being the most profitable platform for Grand Theft Auto Online.
ESA's iicon conference expands speaker lineup, with EA's Andrew Wilson joining CEOs of Ubisoft, Take Two, Riot, Savvy Games and more
The Entertainment Software Association's new iicon conference has expanded its speaker lineup, adding Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson. He will join other industry leaders including Yves Guillemot of Ubisoft, Strauss Zelnick of Take-Two Interactive, Dylan Jadeja of Riot Games, and Brian Ward of Savvy Games Group. The event focuses on interactive entertainment and its expansion opportunities across various industries.
Grand Theft Auto 5 voice actor says GTA 6's humor might not make 'the same splash' in today's…
Grand Theft Auto 5 voice actor Jay Klaitz believes Grand Theft Auto 6's trademark satirical humor may not have the same impact today as previous installments due to the current socio-political climate. While acknowledging the game's massive anticipated success, Klaitz suggested that what once seemed outlandish now feels commonplace, potentially diminishing the humor's effectiveness. He also noted that Rockstar Games might still find ways to make the satire resonate, especially with its focus on Florida.
Random: Borderlands 4 Physical Switch 2 Version Apparently Surfaces In The Wild
A physical retail copy of Borderlands 4 for the Nintendo Switch 2 has reportedly surfaced, despite Gearbox Software previously pausing development on the port. The game-key card is recognized by the system but does not initiate downloads, and an included DLC code was already redeemed. Development was paused earlier this year to focus on existing versions and post-launch content.
Ahead Of GTA 6, Rockstar Hacked By Ransomware Group Again
Rockstar Games has confirmed a data breach affecting its third-party cloud provider, Anodot, which was targeted by the ransomware group ShinyHunters. While Rockstar stated that only a limited amount of non-material company information was accessed and they will not pay the ransom, the incident follows previous security issues and recent layoffs. The breach occurred ahead of the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto 6.
