Is GTA 6 coming to Nintendo Switch 2?

What have Take-Two executives said about Switch 2?

Only general things, and none of them name GTA 6. In February 2025, on Take-Two’s earnings call, CEO Strauss Zelnick said the company “fully expects” to support Switch 2, according to Video Games Chronicle (VGC). He said Take-Two has backed Nintendo’s platform “when it made sense for the individual release”.

Zelnick also said Nintendo hardware is no longer aimed only at younger players, and that Switch “can support any audience”. VGC noted that Take-Two had not announced any Switch 2 games at that point, and its report did not link the remarks to GTA 6.

That makes this a reported executive comment about the platform, not a game announcement.

Is GTA 6 coming to Switch 2 anyway?

Rockstar hasn’t said so. Take-Two’s pre-order announcement lists only PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and Rockstar’s own pages give the same two platforms for November 19, 2026. Our platforms explainer has the full list, including what “optimized” means on Series S.

In May 2026, VGC reported that Zelnick told Bloomberg Rockstar always starts on console, because with a release that size you are judged by how well you serve the core consumer. That answer was about PC, which our PC page covers. Nintendo didn’t come up.

So, plainly: we found no statement from Rockstar or Take-Two that ties GTA 6 to Switch 2, either promising a version or ruling one out.

Has Rockstar put Grand Theft Auto on Nintendo hardware before?

Yes, mostly on handhelds. Grand Theft Auto Advance reached the Game Boy Advance in 2004 with a new top-down story set in Liberty City, per IGN’s preview and Eurogamer’s review of the time. Chinatown Wars followed on the Nintendo DS in March 2009, as IGN’s review shows, using the touchscreen for jobs like hot-wiring cars. Our pages on GTA Advance and Chinatown Wars cover them.

The most recent case is the Switch. Rockstar’s November 11, 2021 press release announced the Definitive Edition of the GTA trilogy on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PS4, Xbox One and PC. That bundle holds three PS2-era games, not a new release.

VGC noted in February 2025 that Take-Two had never released GTA V, its biggest game, on Switch, while Borderlands, NBA 2K and WWE 2K games did get Switch versions.

Is there any other way to play GTA 6 on a Switch 2?

Not that anyone has announced. The PlayStation Store lists GTA 6 as supporting Remote Play, but Sony’s page names iPhone, Android, PC, Mac, Android TV and PlayStation Portal as supported devices, with no Nintendo console among them.

Cloud gaming isn’t an announced route either. Rockstar’s November 10 post names only Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles for Xbox Cloud Gaming, and nothing we found mentions Nintendo. Earlier, Xbox chief strategy officer Matthew Ball said the game “will not be streaming exclusively or to PC”, as Kotaku reported. See Xbox’s statement on streaming.

Is there a Switch 2 version to wait for?

Not one that has been announced. There is no Nintendo version, date or price, while the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions have a fixed launch on November 19, 2026.

Take-Two’s November 9 results still list GTA 6 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S only, and name Switch 2 just for NBA 2K27. We won’t treat that silence as a hint either way. If Take-Two or Rockstar mentions it, we’ll update this page.

What we don’t know yet

We don’t know whether Rockstar has any Nintendo version planned, in development or ruled out. Neither Rockstar nor Take-Two has addressed a Switch 2 GTA 6 directly, and the February 2025 remarks named no Switch 2 game.

Our search turned up no later Take-Two comment naming both GTA 6 and Switch 2, but that is not proof one doesn’t exist. Rockstar has given only a 30fps target for current consoles, with no resolution, so there is no basis yet for judging how the game would run on other hardware.