Regardless, Konvoy believes that GTA 6 will recoup its estimated $2 billion budget in under 30 days and go on to become the biggest gaming launch of all time while shattering records for copies sold ...

Grand Theft Auto 6 fans may want to circle August 7 on their calendars, as Rockstar Games' parent company, Take-Two ...

If you're a Grand Theft Auto 6 fan, keep an eye on August 7, because it's possible we may get an update on the game's ...

As the leader of Take-Two Interactive, Strauss Zelnick is on a mission to help the gaming company become the most “innovative, creative and efficient entertainment company in the world.” ...

Strauss Zelnick can certainly close with some great GTA 6 statements like: "That's great. It's a wonderful data point, and yet we still have to deliver an amazing, perfect video game.

In a Thursday interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer, Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick said generative artificial intelligence has potential to change the company's business. Stream NBC 5 for ...

That tempering aside, though, Zelnick does think AI research is a big deal, and he's interested in using it to make games. Rather than making development cheaper overall, AI tools will "just raise ...

Strauss Zelnick says generative AI isn't going to take jobs away from people, "it's going to change the nature of certain forms of employment, and that's a good thing." ...

Strauss Zelnick. GTA Publisher Take-Two Announces Game Cancellations and Layoffs . GTA publisher Take-Two Interactive has announced that it’ll be laying off 5% of its staff alongside canceling ...

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick believes putting major "frontline" titles on a subscription service like Game Pass will no doubt help drive memberships, though he suggested this may only work for so ...

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick says the Red Dead Redemption price on Switch and PS4 is excellent value for the money and a “commercially accurate” price for the 13-year old game.

Watch on YouTube. Enter Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two. Known for making quite incendiary comments – like telling us we're all ready to pay for $70 games, saying backwards compatibility doesn ...