Grand Theft Auto VI, Rockstar's next major open world experience and one of the most anticipated games in 10 years, finally found a reasonable timeline for the release window scheduled for Fall 1025. 

Rockstar's parent company, Take-Two Interactive, today (5/16) held a Q4 revenue call and changed its forecast to reflect when Grand Theft Auto's next launch will take place. 

The current version, Grand Theft Auto V in 2013, currently sells more than 200 million copies. The next open world adventure is geared to take players back to Vice City, which was last seen in 2002's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. 

Previously, Take-Two listed the calendar 2025 release of grand Theft Auto VI, but when the game starts at the end of this year, it is obligated to correct the expected 2025 reservation to between5555,000 and5565,000. The previous forecast was projected to be about880 billion.

GTA VI has been the topic of many different discussions in the gaming world. A few months ago, Kotaku reported that production in sandbox experience had stopped and that the previously assigned spring2025 release window could be missed. 

Well, it's clear that Rockstar is vying to launch GTA VI by Fall 2025 at the earliest, but there may still be delays in previous releases. Western epic Red Dead Redemption 2, the last high-profile video game launch from Rockstar, was originally scheduled to launch in the fall of 2017, but was postponed to Spring 2018. It was released at 10:26 p.m. 

The first and only official trailer for GTA VI was released five months ago and currently sits with over 190 million views on YouTube. Waiting for the rock star's next open world experience is a frenetic pitch, and fans want to know more by the day. It's unclear when to expect another teaser, but given this latest news, it's best to remain patient. 

Take-Two Interactive shares fell in after-hours trading following the earnings report. The news of Grand Theft Auto's release will prove a major revenue driver and be a new experience that will define the industry at its debut.