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#take-two-interactive

'Grand Theft Auto 6' delayed until 2026, causing a drop in Take-Two's stock despite expected record earnings.

Fans may have to wait several months for the next GTA 6 trailer, as Rockstar aims to maintain anticipation.

GTA 6's release is delayed to May 26, 2026, due to development challenges and management's desire to avoid crunch.

Take-Two pushes 'GTA VI' release to May 2026, causing shares to drop 8%.

Take-Two Interactive's stock falls due to Grand Theft Auto VI delay, moving release from fall 2025 to May 2026 for quality concerns.

Borderlands 4 launches on September 23, 2025, prompting speculation about its timing relative to the anticipated release of GTA 6.

Take-Two's CEO expresses confidence in GTA 6's performance on Xbox Series S, emphasizing adaptability to various platform capabilities.

GTA 6 is projected to generate over $1 billion in pre-orders and $3 billion in revenue within its first year, setting new records.

Grand Theft Auto 6 may set a new standard in gaming with highly realistic visuals and potential for indistinguishable animation from live-action.

GTA 6's release is delayed to 2026, causing a significant drop in Take-Two's stock price.

GTA 6 is set to launch in Fall 2025 without delays, reaffirmed by Take-Two Interactive during their earnings call.

Video game consoles are projected to lead growth until 2027, driven by key releases like GTA 6 and Nintendo's Switch.

Take-Two's Strauss Zelnick emphasizes the importance of human creativity and the pursuit of perfection, explaining the long wait for GTA VI.

GTA VI's potential pricing impact may significantly alter the video game industry's revenue landscape and pricing strategy.

AI is seen as a digital tool that will enhance efficiency but not reduce employment, according to Take-Two's Strauss Zelnick.

Rockstar confirmed Grand Theft Auto VI's launch in fall 2025, narrowing the release window.

Zynga is suing AdOne for allegedly copying its game Screw Jam with a similar release, Screw Pin Jam Puzzle, causing market confusion.

Take-Two's revenue primarily stems from digital game sales, echoing the shift in gamer preferences towards mobile platforms.

The Liberty City Preservation project was taken down due to pressure from publisher Take-Two, despite excitement from the community for its ambitious recreation.

The modding group Revolution Team successfully ported Vice City content into GTA 4, now allowing standalone play despite publisher resistance.

AI's role in gaming is overstated; it complements, but does not replace, human creativity according to Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick.

Private Division's games are now managed by a new company formed by former Annapurna Interactive employees and Haveli Investments.

Take-Two is confident it can support GTA VI across different platforms without sacrificing quality.

GTA VI is set for a fall 2025 release, generating immense excitement after over a decade since GTA V's launch.