Is GTA 6 Coming to PS4, Xbox One, or Nintendo?

What Platforms Is GTA 6 Confirmed For?

Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive have confirmed two launch platforms. Everything else is currently unannounced.

• PlayStation 5

  Confirmed

  Confirmed launch platform — November 19, 2026.
• Xbox Series X|S

  Confirmed

  Confirmed launch platform — November 19, 2026.
• PlayStation 4

  Not announced

  No PS4 version has been announced by Rockstar.
• Xbox One

  Not announced

  No Xbox One version has been announced by Rockstar.
• Nintendo Switch

  Not announced

  Rockstar has not announced GTA 6 for Nintendo Switch.
• Nintendo Switch 2

  Not announced

  Rockstar has not announced GTA 6 for Nintendo Switch 2.
• PC (Windows)

  Not announced

  No official PC release has been announced. A PC port is widely expected — see the dedicated PC guide.

Is GTA 6 Coming to PS4?

No — GTA 6 has not been announced for PS4. The only PlayStation platform Rockstar has confirmed is the PlayStation 5. Every official trailer, press release and Take-Two earnings communication has referenced PS5 and Xbox Series X|S only.

The PS4 launched in 2013 and is now two hardware generations behind the current PS5. It is standard for a major cross-generation cycle to end without a last-gen version of a marquee new release. Rockstar has not publicly commented on PS4 specifically, so this is context rather than an official statement.

Is GTA 6 Coming to Xbox One?

No — GTA 6 has not been announced for Xbox One. The confirmed Xbox platforms are the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. Xbox One is not part of the launch line-up and Rockstar has not indicated an Xbox One version is in development.

Is GTA 6 Coming to Nintendo Switch or Switch 2?

Rockstar has not announced GTA 6 for any Nintendo platform. That includes the original Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. This is different from Rockstar formally ruling either platform out — it is simply not part of the announced launch.

Why Isn't GTA 6 Announced for Older Consoles?

• Hardware generation gap. The PS5 and Xbox Series X|S launched in 2020 with dramatically faster CPUs, GPUs and memory bandwidth than PS4 and Xbox One (2013). A new open-world flagship is typically built to that higher baseline.
• NVMe storage requirements. Current-gen consoles ship with fast SSDs. Modern open worlds lean on that speed for streaming and short loading times — older consoles with mechanical drives are a different design target.
• World simulation complexity. Rockstar's public trailers show high pedestrian density, dynamic weather and detailed physics. Scaling those systems down to last-gen hardware is a significant engineering effort that publishers usually avoid for a flagship release.
• Nintendo handheld constraints. Nintendo Switch hardware is optimized for portability rather than raw GPU/CPU output. Recent mainline GTA titles have not appeared on Nintendo platforms.

Could GTA 6 Come to More Platforms Later?

It is possible in principle. Rockstar has historically expanded major GTA releases to additional platforms after launch — most notably PC. GTA V eventually reached PC, PS4, Xbox One, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S across multiple years.

However, no additional platforms are currently announced for GTA 6. Anything beyond PS5 and Xbox Series X|S should be treated as unconfirmed until Rockstar says otherwise. For the most detailed look at the likely PC release window and expected system requirements, see Will GTA 6 be on PC? Release window & requirements. For the full breakdown of the November 19, 2026 launch and everything officially confirmed, see the GTA 6 release date & platforms guide.