Over a decade since Grand Theft Auto 5 launched to massive success, and following numerous delays, the sequel may finally be upon us.
Strauss Zelnick was asked about whether recent reports about the physical release being delayed to prevent leaks were credible.
"We're still supporting Borderlands," says Strauss Zelnick, despite no update on sales numbers and pausing Switch 2 development.
"Their worlds are handcrafted. That's what differentiates them," said Strauss Zelnick about the development of Grand Theft Auto 6.
Noting a "light touch" when dealing with Rockstar, Strauss Zelnick said he has every reason to think that GTA Online support will continue.
A Take-Two spokesperson confirmed this, while also noting that the company is continuing working with Nintendo on other titles.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick feels "very good" about the release date, with his confidence level "as high as it can be."
A leaker claims the physical version could arrive about three to four weeks after the worldwide release or get pushed to early 2027.
A fan diagnosed with only six to 12 months to live has seemingly gone hands-on with the title before its launch on November 19th.
The denial for interim pay came from UK judge Frances Eccles who said that the employees had high standards to prove union busting.
Rockstar Games maintains that the terminations were due to a "breach of long-standing and well-understood confidentiality policies."
Former animator Mike York believes that Rockstar Games is busy with making sure Grand Theft Auto 6 is as polished as it can be.
Former Star Wars: The Old Republic producer Richard Vogel claims Rockstar's open-world title "could evolve into an MMORPG."
Each new Grand Theft Auto is a momentous occasion, and I'm prepared for the next to take even more time to be near-perfect.
"All eyes are on Rockstar and their lawless attack on the people who make them their billions," said the IWGB in its response.
"Claims that these dismissals were linked to union membership or activities are entirely false and misleading,” said a Rockstar Games.
"It's a deeply concerning case," said UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer when the matter was brought up at a recent session of Parliament.
The two will create a new studio under the 2K banner, but it is currently unclear whether they will be working on Perfect Dark once again.
"I've got my fingers crossed for [Grand Theft Auto 6]," said Todd Howard when asked if it will come out before The Elder Scrolls 6.
Rockstar Games has acknowledged that Xbox players have been facing issues, and is working with Microsoft to resolve this as soon as it can.
