Take-Two's 'extensive pipeline' of next-gen doesn't include Grand Theft Auto 5
by Steve Watts, Feb 06, 2013 9:30am PSTAs we fast approach the official kick-off of next-generation announcements, developers and publishers are starting to talk more candidly about it. Take-Two recently had its third quarter results call, in which CEO Strauss Zelnick dropped some hints about its upcoming plans.
According to Gamasutra, Zelnick said the company has an "extensive pipeline of unannounced titles," but cautioned that they aren't all planned for the next-gen consoles. He kept most of his comments vague, saying, "we can't really talk about next-gen, because we're not the ones who can talk about it first." He also noted that as they transition in to more hardware power, the company doesn't expect a large difference in production costs.
One game that doesn't seem aimed at the next generation is Grand Theft Auto 5, which is coming this fall. Zelnick dismissed the idea that the game was coming to next gen consoles. "There is not one gamer who is going to sit out of GTA V hoping that something that is going to come along down the road that's better," he said. "It's going to blow everyone away, and it's going to be in the market in September."
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Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick talked vaguely about next-gen plans during a recent earnings results call, and seemed to indicate Grand Theft Auto 5 is strictly meant for this generation.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick talked vaguely about next-gen plans during a recent earnings results call, and seemed to indicate Grand Theft Auto 5 is strictly meant for this generation. : Shacknews
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