A recently leaked dataset from a third-party breach shows GTA Online continues to generate an average of $1.3 million in daily revenue for Rockstar Games. The figures cover the period from September 2025 through early April 2026, producing roughly $9.59 million per week and an annualized run rate approaching $500 million. PlayStation 5 accounts for the largest share at approximately $4.4 million weekly, while PC trails significantly at $264,000.

Red Dead Online, by contrast, averages $507,193 weekly over the same window. The disparity underscores Rockstar's long-standing decision to allocate development resources toward the more lucrative title. Hackers obtained the non-material financial information and released portions after the company declined to meet their ransom demand. Kotaku and community forums have reviewed and discussed the data.

The steady income stream arrives as Take-Two Interactive prepares for Grand Theft Auto 6, currently scheduled for a November 2026 release. Investors responded to the leak by bidding up the parent company's valuation by nearly $1 billion within 24 hours. The live-service model, it appears, requires no urgent adjustments. This quarter's metrics were, in summary, adequate.