In a wide-ranging presentation, Ball said that some in the videogame industry hope GTA 6 will be priced at $80 to $100, breaking the $70 barrier and helping $50 titles to move up to $60, $60 to do ...

For his money, Ball said he predicts GTA 6 will cost $70. (I don't think they'll do $100, though some have reported as such. I'd bet they stay at $70 base, and if not, then $80.

In his report, Ball reported that “some gamemakers hope GTA 6 will be priced at $80 to $100, breaking the $70 barrier and helping $50 titles to move up to $60, $60 to do $70, $70 to $80 etc.” ...

Grand Theft Auto 6's delay will leave a large billion-dollar vacuum hole in games industry's Fall 2025 release slate, says Epyllion analyst Matthew Ball.

Near the end of the presentation, Ball says that “some gamemakers hope GTA 6 will be priced at $80 to $100, breaking the $70 barrier and helping $50 titles to move up to $60, $60 to do $70, $70 ...

On slide 214 of the very brief and snappy 222 slide presentation, Ball identifies GTA 6's pricing as being among a bunch of "potential new 'growth engines'" which could help pull the games ...

As for pricing, a report titled "The State of Video Gaming in 2025" by industry analyst Matthew Ball mentioned that GTA 6 could potentially be priced over $100, although this has not been ...

Price point rumors. According to researcher Matthew Ball, there are some in the market that believe Rockstar and Take-Two could charge $80 or even $100 for GTA 6, and this could trigger a wave of ...

Epyllion CEO Matthew Ball has created a stunning report on the state of the video game industry in 2025, ... “But some gamemakers hope GTA VI will be priced at $ 80 to $ 100, ...

Ball adds that it would be the "cheapest-ever GTA", though Financial Times predicts the game, even at $70, may exceed $3.2 billion in sales by the end of its first year.

GAMING News: Rockstar is rumored to price GTA 6 at $100, driven by rising inflation and development costs, ... According to video game analyst Matthew Ball of Epyllion, ...

Going a step further, Matthew Ball, a former Amazon executive, suggested that GTA 6’s potential price spike could trigger a domino effect, pushing other publishers to follow suit and raise ...