Rockstar's critically acclaimed Western epic is now the fourth best-selling title of all time, edging out the kart racing behemoth.
In light of other publishers potentially moving their 2026 releases to avoid Grand Theft Auto 6, Insomniac Games is standing firm.
Learn more about the flexible rope dart, the wonders of Kaifeng and the mysterious figure, Nan Zhu, ahead of the action RPG's launch.
Bloober Team's acclaimed remake is reportedly dropping later this month for Xbox Series X/S, a year after launching on PS5 and PC.
While support will continue, there won't be any more content as the "combined focus" of Halo Studios is on "new experiences."
"We're seeking to release the most extraordinary title anyone's ever seen in the history of entertainment," says the Take-Two CEO.
Players have been vocal in their criticisms against the extraction shooter for costing $40 but still offering exorbitantly priced cosmetics.
"We’re excited by what we’re building, and we promise you: when we’re ready, it’ll be a lot of fun to show," says Mike Gamble.
"Arrogance is the enemy of continued success," says Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick, who "never takes anything for granted."
Only external factors such as tariffs will affect the prices of the Nintendo Switch 2 for now, said president Shuntaro Furukawa.
You can also expect reactive lighting, layered dynamic particle systems and bullets that have "never looked sharper or felt more dynamic."
According to Bloomberg's Jason Schreier, the firings will lead to long-term effects like morale loss and missed deadlines.
From Sean Murray to Devolver Digital, the internet is reacting to Rockstar's second delay for its highly anticipated open-world epic.
CEO Strauss Zelnick says it's the "perfect result" of "a great narrative experience" that's "fun, somewhat contained, and at a fair price"
In the wake of GTA 6's delay, its acclaimed 2013 title is allegedly coming to the subscription service for the third time.
However, Take-Two Interactive's Strauss Zelnick believes that, "In the fullness of time, we think it's going to do great."
"Those of us who remain for now work in fear," they wrote, while denying that the fired employees leaked confidential information.
Officially, the company said that the lay-offs are part of its efforts to reorganise its overseas divisions to streamline publishing.
The Take-Two CEO also spoke about wanting to "give consumers as much certainty as possible" about the new release date.
Skydance Games' project is "ambitious", and it wants to meet the "level of quality that our team, players, and fans expect."
