On the September 4 episode of the VGC podcast, Andy Robinson said he has been hearing industry noise about Rockstar moving the GTA 6 PC release up from its usual window. Robinson, who covers the industry for VGC, did not name a specific source inside the studio and did not give a date or time frame. He said he thinks the PC version will arrive sooner than many players currently expect, citing the state of the console market as the reason. Vice reported on his comments on September 4. VGTimes published follow-up coverage on September 5.
Robinson's reasoning is the hardware picture. PS5 and PS5 Pro availability has been uneven, and console prices have risen since launch, making it harder for someone who wants GTA 6 at launch to find hardware at a manageable price. Rockstar has historically made PC players wait a long time for a port, up to 19 months by VGTimes's count. Robinson's read is that those conditions give Rockstar a commercial reason to close that gap, because players who cannot easily get a console represent real revenue the company would have an incentive to reach sooner.
Rockstar has not mentioned PC in any official GTA 6 communication. The game is confirmed for PS5 and Xbox Series X and S on November 19, and nothing beyond that has been announced. What Robinson described is informal industry noise, not a report from a named source, and he was clear about that in how he framed it. Treat this as a rumor worth watching, not a date to plan around.