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    How much has GTA 6 made from preorders? Everything we know

    Rambamwellness.comSportsAugust 28, 2026
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    The craze for GTA 6 continues to grow, and the recent extended look at the game has taken the excitement even further. As Rockstar Games’ most anticipated project yet, it is natural for fans to be curious about how much money the game has generated so far from preorders, which began on June 25, 2026.

    Sensor Tower, which tracks Grand Theft Auto VI sales figures, estimated preorders, worldwide revenue, and more, has provided updated data through August 25, 2026, estimating that the game has generated $446 million in gross revenue.

    In this detailed guide, we will explain how much GTA 6 has made from preorders, including the estimated breakdown across platforms.

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    Note: The figures mentioned below are estimates based on sales tracking data. As of now, Rockstar Games has not officially provided any data or confirmed these figures.

    Everything we know about the money GTA 6 made from preorders

    A scene from GTA6: An Extended Look (Image via Rockstar Games)A scene from GTA6: An Extended Look (Image via Rockstar Games)
    A scene from GTA6: An Extended Look (Image via Rockstar Games)

    As mentioned earlier, GTA 6 has reportedly generated $446 million from preorders as of August 25, 2026. Naturally, this figure could increase following the recent Extended Look at the game. Since Sensor Tower updates its data weekly, the latest figures could change with its next update.

    The report also estimates that 4.55 million units have been preordered. Of these, 77% are from PS5, generating an estimated $344 million, while 23% are from Xbox, generating approximately $102 million. In terms of units, the estimated breakdown is 3.51 million units on PS5 and 1.04 million units on Xbox.

    While speaking earlier with CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin, Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick said the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition was being purchased more frequently despite its $100 price tag. Zelnick also explained that stronger demand for the more expensive edition could be because the players who have preordered the game so far are more likely to be hardcore fans rather than part of the broader gaming audience.

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