Take-Two says GTA 6 presales exceed expectations
Take-Two Interactive's chief executive said presales for Grand Theft Auto VI are running far above the company's expectations.
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What happened
Take-Two Interactive's chief executive said presales for Grand Theft Auto VI are running far above the company's expectations. Investor Paul Meeks said Wall Street is underestimating how big the game could be.
Why it matters
Reports describe Grand Theft Auto VI as a major commercial event, with billions at stake for the publisher. Investors are watching how big the release becomes.
Timeline
- Nov 10, 7:24 AM ET: Take-Two Interactive's chief executive said GTA 6 presales are running far in excess of expectations.
- Nov 10, 7:24 AM ET: Reports said the strong demand for GTA 6 is hurting sales of Take-Two's other games.
Coverage
- Grand Theft Auto VI is almost here. What to know about the characters and music (Spectrum News)
- Grand Theft Auto VI: the last pre-AI blockbuster video game of its kind (fortune.com)
- GTA 6 Presales Are 'Running Far in Excess of Our Expectations,' Take-Two Interactive CEO Says (polygon.com)
- From scandalous game to mass entertainment: is GTA going soft? (The Star (Malaysia))
- Workers steal away to play new video game (businessinsurance.com)
- The wait is almost over for this blockbuster video game. I see 35% upside in the stock (CNBC)
- ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ is almost here. What to know about the characters, music and billions at stake (wjtv.com)
- 'Grand Theft Auto VI' is almost here. What to know about the characters, music and billions at stake (AP)
- GTA6 Ramping Up To Be The Biggest Release In Entertainment History (Dustin)
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