Rockstar Games parent company Take-Two Interactive discussed plans for GTA Online during a recent earnings call, according to Player.One’s reporting. While specific details remain limited, the company apparently addressed the online component that will accompany the single-player experience. Take-Two has not made an official public announcement about GTA Online’s features or launch timing. The earnings call represents one of the few official confirmations that an online version is in development alongside the main game. For players anticipating the single-player release, confirmation of an online component suggests Rockstar is planning long-term post-launch support and multiplayer functionality similar to the current GTA Online ecosystem.
Is 'GTA 6 Online' Coming? Take-Two Interactive Earnings Call Reportedly Reveals Its Plans
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