Elon Musk, the billionaire owner of X, Tesla, and SpaceX, stated that he does not plan to play Grand Theft Auto VI. ^[1] Paralympics Productions released an unofficial Homebrew port of Grand Theft Auto V for the Nintendo Switch on August 28, 2026. ^[2] Matt Freedman, a former developer at Rockstar Games, stated in an interview with Eldorado that the team believed GTA Online would fail before it launched. ^[3] Elon Musk explained that he attempted to play Grand Theft Auto 5 but quit after the opening sequence required shooting police officers. ^[4] Rockstar Games plans to release Grand Theft Auto VI on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. ^[5] Running the game requires a jailbroken Nintendo Switch device and hardware overclocking to be playable. ^[6] The port is based on leaked source code from the PS4, Xbox One, and PC versions of GTA V, which modders reverse-engineered to compile for the Switch's Arm architecture. ^[7] The port runs natively on the Nintendo Switch's Tegra X1 System on Chip at roughly 30 frames per second. ^[8] Freedman described the development of GTA Online as an afterthought with only about four hours of content available at the time of launch. ^[9] Rockstar Games scrapped plans for GTA 5 single-player DLC after GTA Online took off and required more resources. ^[10] As of May 2026, GTA 5 had sold 230 million copies worldwide and Red Dead Redemption 2 had sold 85 million copies. ^[11] Rockstar Games released a sizable trailer and media previews for GTA Online before the game's release, indicating some pre-launch ambition. ^[12]