I think it's fair to say that any layperson like you, dear reader, and I probably cannot mentally conceive or understand the kind of money that Grand Theft Auto 6 will make at launch and thereafter. But it seems Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick probably can, and he's got plans for that GTA 6 money.
The recent Take-Two earnings call was a treasure trove of information, even if it was a simple reaffirmation of GTA 6's release date for that highly anticipated game. Zelnick also went over some of the other plans for Take-Two, which include confirmation of the next WWE game in WWE 2K27. And at one point in this earnings call, he was asked about the plan for the presumed windfall that follows GTA 6's release.
Recent updates confirm new happenings with the WWE 2K franchise, including when WWE 2K26 will go offline and the development status of WWE 2K27.
Zelnick outlined three key plans for the cash gained from sales, as first reported by Kotaku. The first was reinvesting that money into organic growth, which means making more video games across the spectrum. Perhaps Rockstar...
