I'm always a fan of when Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick gets all contemplative and philosophical about Grand Theft Auto 6. It's not entirely unearned, mind. As I pointed out when the second trailer ...

But Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick, who leads the parent company of Rockstar Games, just admitted he hadn't touched the open-world behemoth much because he's simply not a gamer.

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.

During an interview at TD Cowen's 52nd Annual Technology, Media, and Telecom Conference yesterday, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick - head of the company that owns Rockstar Games and GTA - discussed ...

Take-Two CEO stresses that GTA 6's delay is necessary to 'make the best thing anyone's ever seen' even though he doesn't 'play videogames at all' News By Elie Gould published 19 May 2025 ...

Earlier this month, reports surfaced that Take-Two was closing OlliOlli World developer Roll7 and Kerbal Space Program 2 developer Intercept Games. But when we asked Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick ...

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick: "We didn't shutter those studios, to be clear. And we are always looking at our release schedule across all of our studios to make sure that it makes sense.

Take-Two CEO: ‘GTA 6’ Still Set for 2025, ‘Significant’ Cost Cuts Coming After Weak Outlook but No Current Layoff Plans By Jennifer Maas ...

Take-Two Interactive CEO: “I Don’t Believe the Entertainment Business Is Recession Proof” As consumer spending in mobile industry takes a hit from rising inflation, the gaming giant swung to ...

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick called 'Grand Theft Auto VI' the 'most-anticipated entertainment property of all time' in an earnings call Thursday.

Take-Two Interactive reported its latest earnings Thursday, but the biggest news for the company came two weeks ago with the "GTA 6" delay.

Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick said during the company's earnings call that he believes UGC won't define the industry.