Venture capital firm predicts $80 GTA 6 price, generating $7.6 billion by 60 days after release date

Analysts have already made some ambitious projections for GTA 6 revenue. However, the Konvoy venture capital firm has the highest expectations yet for the Rockstar Games project. Konvoy, which focuses on the gaming industry, expects the title to generate $7.6 billion in sales during its initial two months. Insider Gaming discovered a LinkedIn post with detailed estimates based on a $80 GTA 6 price.

With furious pre-orders and anticipation building since GTA 5, the sequel will quickly outpace competitors. The firm believes that Rockstar Games will break even on its rumored $2 billion investment within 30 days.

Over the long term, User Generated Content (UGC), GTA+, and microtransactions will ensure a steady income. Instead of embracing a limited number of third-party tools such as FiveM, GTA 6 could launch with premium mod support.

After Microsoft and Nintendo began charging $80 for some games, the GTA 6 price has become a subject of debate. With Rockstar Games owned by Take-Two Interactive, the cost of Borderlands 4 may provide a clue. Randy Pitchford hinted that the looter shooter could cost $80. As it turns out, it will retail at a more conventional $70 price point. Regardless, Konvoy thinks most fans would be content to pay more.

Konvoy's prognostications assume that GTA 6 will exceed the performance of any game in history. Other estimates are speculative, like that Rockstar Games will introduce 200-player lobbies. Still, Xbox and PlayStation hope that the projections are accurate. The delay of the GTA 6 release date to May 26, 2026, has potentially cost the console industry 700,000 sales. With a staggered PC release, GTA 6 could become the ultimate system seller of this generation.