-
“That’s Going to Be a Conversation for Take-Two and Rockstar”: Nintendo Responds to Question About GTA 6 on Switch 2
Switch 2 already runs Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3 remaster, but Nintendo fans’ biggest question remains unanswered. -
In the first four hours, a thousand accounts were registered in the fan-resurrected Borderlands Online, despite an honest warning about bugs and crashing servers. -
A massive 192 GB archive of Rockstar Games' internal data has begun circulating widely online. It contains numerous traces of canceled content for Grand Theft Auto 5, including major story expansions, as well as some early assets from GTA 6. -
It Looks Like You May Not Have to Wait Years for GTA 6 on PC — Take-Two CEO Hints at a Change in Strategy
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick touched on several topics related to Grand Theft Auto 6 and the future of the series during today's investor call. -
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick said Grand Theft Auto VI is already widely known, but Rockstar still needs to turn that awareness into genuine anticipation before launch. He made the comments during a fireside chat with GamesBeat's Alex Lee at the GamesBeat Insider event in New York. -
Talks over a potential GTA 6 marketing campaign in Miami-Dade County have already drawn criticism from local officials, with the sheriff and a county commissioner questioning the idea of tying the game's promotion to the image of Vice City. -
Take-Two Interactive is seeking a new subpoena against Discord as part of its investigation into the leak of Grand Theft Auto 6 materials and is asking the court to keep the details of the request under seal. The company believes that making the information public could hinder the investigation and give potential offenders time to cover their tracks. -
Cyberleek, the group behind the leaked Grand Theft Auto 6 footage, has opened an advertiser section on its website. The page states outright that no money is being demanded to stop the leaks. Instead, the group offers premium ad placements and exclusive content, describing the whole arrangement as raising funds through community support and strategic partnerships. -
Take-Two has stepped up its investigation into the massive wave of Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks. The company has filed several requests in a U.S. federal court seeking information from Microsoft and Discord that could help identify the people behind the distribution of the game's leaked material. -
Yahoo! Finance tracked the fallout from the massive GTA 6 leak on Take-Two Interactive. Following the breach, the publisher's shares took a hit, wiping out billions in market capitalization in under 48 hours. -
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick said during an appearance on CNBC that the company has no interest in being sold to Netflix or anyone else. The discussion was prompted by the upcoming showcase of Grand Theft Auto 6 on Netflix, with Andrew Ross Sorkin conducting the interview. -
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick says Grand Theft Auto 6 is drawing particularly strong interest from players willing to pay more upfront, with the $99.99 Ultimate Edition outpacing the $79.99 base version in pre-orders.
Zelnick said the split may simply reflect who is pre-ordering right now.Actually, it is skewing more to the premium edition, but that might be a reflection again of the fact that the most avid consumers are the ones who are pre-ordering.
— Strauss Zelnick, Take-Two Interactive CEO -
Take-Two Interactive says Borderlands 4 is still getting full backing even as criticism over its PC optimization continues to dog the game on Steam. Strauss Zelnick said the publisher is satisfied with both sales and the response so far, and that the game's launch performance has not altered its plans. -
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick says Grand Theft Auto 6's retail package is going disc-free for a simple reason: that is what most players want from a big release today. Rockstar Games confirmed that the game's boxed edition will include a GTA 6-branded box with a digital download code instead of a traditional disc, while the game already has an Xbox page and a PlayStation Store listing. -
Take-Two Interactive has reported its results for the first quarter of fiscal 2027 and once again confirmed that Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to launch on November 19, 2026. CEO Strauss Zelnick said the publisher remains confident in the current release schedule and is maintaining its outlook for a record-breaking fiscal year. -
Take-Two said it is ready to pursue new accretive M&A opportunities after a strong fiscal 2026, and it also plans to invest in technology. Strauss Zelnick called the year outstanding, with operating cash flow expected to remain strong over the next 12 months. -
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick has been quietly added as a playable wrestler in WWE 2K26 with a unique entrance, exclusive music, and locked customization. -
Take-Two Interactive has once again confirmed that GTA 6 is locked in for a November 19 release. The game's marketing campaign is scheduled to kick off this summer, with pre-orders opening at the exact same time. -
Grand Theft Auto 6 is running roughly 18 months behind its original internal schedule. Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick shared the timeline bump during a recent appearance on David Senra’s podcast, while also locking in the definitive release date for November 19, 2026. -
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick has once again addressed one of the hottest topics surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6—the potential launch price. Amid rumors that Rockstar Games’ next blockbuster could debut at up to $100, the publisher’s stance appears far more cautious, leaning toward current industry standards.
Take-Two Interactive — news, articles and guides
Hide posts on this topic
