"Backward compatibility is good for our catalogue, and we think we have the highest selling catalogue per SKU in the business," Strauss Zelnick says.
"I think it’s safe to say that we wouldn’t, and no one would, stack up huge releases unnecessarily," says Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick.
Take Two's Strauss Zelnick understands the importance of the PC platform, but the company still won't launch a PC version of GTA 6 day one alongside consoles.
Take-Two chairman and CEO Strauss Zelnick is not worried about any concerns related to Grand Theft Auto 6's performance on the Xbox Series S.
Available for Xbox One, PS4, and PC, the open-world title has sold over two million copies in the quarter ending September 30th.
As the wait for Grand Theft Auto 6 continues, Rockstar's 2013 open-world masterpiece continues to set new sales records.
"We have the biggest intellectual properties in the interactive entertainment business," said Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick.
The company will continue to support Moon Studios' No Rest for the Wicked, which is available for PC in Steam Early Access.
Even before Sony releases its mid-gen console refresh, players are concerned over whether it could handle Rockstar's next title.
The now-removed details specified "support for increased resolutions and frame rates, multiple displays, and spatial surround sound."
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick continues to insist that the company won't offer any of its premium titles on subscription service day and date.
Grand Theft Auto 5 remains static at the 200 million units sold mark, though Rockstar's 2018 open world Wild West epic sees a decent bump.
Rockstar's next magnum opus is a guaranteed success, but should fans be concerned if it is not radically different than GTA 5?
Take-Two Interactive says they "may lead to loss of players and revenues, additional advertising and marketing costs, and reputation harm."
Grand Theft Auto 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 set new standards for realism in open-world games, but how much farther can it go?
The company is reportedly also looking to sell off the Kerbal Space Program IP, but hasn't been able to find a buyer yet.
"We narrowed the timing because we are highly confident in that timing," says Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Rockstar parent company Take-Two.
The cancelled titles "were not expected to materially affect our net bookings growth," says Take-Two president Karl Slatoff.
Sales for Rockstar's 2013 open world title continue to impress. The series as a whole has sold over 425 million units to date.
PC is the only modern gaming platform without any legitimate way of playing the original Red Dead Redemption.
