Grand Theft Auto 6 is still on track for a console release in the fall of this year, and a PC version of the game is still firmly in the realm of wishful thinking. So as you can imagine, there was a collective gasp of hope when Corsair Gaming vice president of finance and investor relationship Ronald van Ween mentioned a not-too-distant PC launch during the company's recent quarterly financial call.

Grand Theft Auto V's PC port finally gets long-awaited ray traced graphical effects, bringing it up to and beyond par with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X versions. | Credit: Rockstar Games Earlier this morning,

Grand Theft Auto 6 is expected to be released for consoles later this year. In typical Rockstar Games fashion, the PC release is still unknown. Traditionally, the studio will port their games to PC one-to-two years later.

It’s been 12 years since Grand Theft Auto V was originally released on consoles, and though it was late coming to the PC (as are all Rockstar games), it’s still one of the most played titles over a decade later.

I get the feeling Rockstar just enjoys teasing PC players. GTA 5? A nearly two-year wait between its original 360/PS3 launch and it hitting our desktops. Red Dead Redemption 2? One year. Red Dead 1? 14 years. GTA 6? Unknown. Potentially infinite.

Grand Theft Auto V on PC will be getting a bunch of improvements, including upgrades that were previously added to the PS5 and Xbox Series X / S versions of the game, through a free update that will be available on March 4th, Rockstar announced on Thursday.