Rumors say Rockstar has tested GTA 6 on Nintendo Switch 2 hardware. Even if internal testing occurred, that would not mean a retail version has been approved, completed or scheduled.
Rockstar's public platform list currently names PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The support page, store and preload FAQ do not list Nintendo hardware.
Testing is not a product announcement
Large publishers routinely investigate hardware, performance targets and potential ports. Some tests become games; others are technical experiments or early evaluations that never ship. Without a public commitment, the existence of a test cannot answer questions about frame rate, visual settings, pricing or release timing.
GTA 6's official console preload requires up to 212GB, which would also present practical storage and delivery questions for any handheld edition. Those challenges do not make a port impossible, but they show why “they tested it” is not the end of the story.



