Following earlier delays to November 2026, a new rumor claims physical copies of Grand Theft Auto 6 may launch 3–4 weeks after the digital version to curb leaks, per trusted insider Graczdari. Fans are divided, though a full delay remains unlikely.
In the latest development surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6's troubled path to release—previously delayed twice to November 2026 amid leak-related firings and union disputes—a rumor suggests physical copies could be postponed to prevent further information spills.
The report, cited by Screen Rant on January 26, 2026, stems from Graczdari, an insider with a strong track record on European physical releases, including accurate calls on Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024's PlayStation port and Oblivion remastered. Shared via PPE, the claim posits an initial digital-only console launch, with physical editions arriving 3–4 weeks later.
This comes as speculation of a third overall delay has eased with the November date nearing, though leak concerns persist following prior incidents. Community reactions are split: many view it as a minor hiccup preferable to a full postponement, while others fear it hints at deeper issues at Rockstar Games.
No official word from Rockstar yet, but the buzz highlights the scrutiny on gaming's most anticipated title. For prior coverage on GTA 6 delays and labor controversies, see the [GTA 6 Launch Saga] series.
