The news of Grand Theft Auto 6's delay was quickly followed by a chorus of reassuring words about how great it'll be when it ...

"The anticipation for this title may be the greatest anticipation I've ever seen for any entertainment property" Grand Theft Auto Take-Two CEO "fully" supports Rockstar's GTA 6 delay, promises "a ...

Indeed, it's barely enough to cover the $30 million marketing cost. So it's quite generous of Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick to call it only "disappointing" rather than a crime against cinema.

Grand Theft Auto Take-Two CEO gets all philosophical yet again about GTA 6, says its delay is to support his team's 'search for perfection' Action Take-Two CEO stresses that GTA 6's delay is ...

Grand Theft Auto Take-Two shares tank after GTA 6's delay, CEO Strauss Zelnick assures panicky investors it'll still make more money than god and it's 'steadfast in our commitment to excellence ...

But when I asked Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick in a call today why these closures happened, he told me, "We didn't shutter those studios": We didn't shutter those studios, to be clear. And we are ...

Take-Two's CEO said in an earnings call Thursday that the delay of "GTA 6" is a "worthy investment." The delay led to an initial 8% drop in Take-Two's stock. Shares fell again on Thursday. Take-Two ...

In May, following Bloomberg's report that the studios were closed, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said, "We didn't shutter those studios, to be clear." Take-Two Interactive has now confirmed that it ...

Take-Two Interactive reported fiscal fourth-quarter revenue that topped analysts’ expectations, but the gaming company's net loss and forecast disappointed.

“We continue to work hard to come to a resolution on this current situation,” the Take-Two CEO said. “In fact, we’ve found common ground on 24 out of 25 proposals. So I’m pretty ...

The good news is we’re doing better than most, if not all, and I think we’re seeing an offsetting increase in our market share,” Strauss Zelnick, chairman and CEO of Take-Two, told analysts ...

Take-Two's CEO said in an earnings call Thursday that the delay of "GTA 6" is a "worthy investment." The delay led to an initial 8% drop in Take-Two's stock. Shares fell again on Thursday.