Grand Theft Auto hasn’t emptied its magazine yet.

The ultra-violent videogame’s publisher, Take-Two Interactive, saw its shares hit an all-time high as it raised its outlook for the year Thursday on better-than-expected quarterly results.

New York-based Take-Two swung to a profit of $54.7 million, as revenue more than doubled. The stock rose to a 52-week high of $34.29 in extended trading.

In addition to “GTA V,” the latest installment of the street-crime franchise, Take-Two’s “NBA 2K” kept its momentum. Recently it was rated as the biggest-selling sports title for Microsoft’s Xbox One, according to Metacritic.

“Across the board, the news was better than anticipated,” Chief Executive Strauss Zelnick told The Post, which he said resulted from focusing on a small number of high-quality blockbusters with consistent results.