The upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto VI is going to be one of the biggest game launches of all-time, with millions of copies likely to sell in the game's earliest throes. That will undoubtedly be a huge moment for Rockstar and parent company Take-Two Interactive, as the result of years of work finally comes to fruition.
That said, it will be easy at that point to forget just how much it took to get there, with thousands of employees sinking their time and effort into the final product to make it as impressive as possible. In turn, that leads us to the uncomfortable question of what happens to the workforce when all is said and done, but we do have some clarification from those in power.
As first reported by Rockstar Intel, Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick recently sat down with The Game Business to speak about the team who worked on the game. Now most of the development is said and done, it's good news for those who have tried very hard to bring us a special and memorable experience.
When asked about whether we would see an exodus of staff in the run-up to...
