‘GTA VI’ fans get major update as Take-Two confirms November launch
GTA V is one of the top-selling games ever and has sold nearly 230 million units since its 2013 launch
Major American video game holding company Take-Two Interactive stuck to its yearly booking projections today ahead of the highly anticipated launch date of “Grand Theft Auto VI, accelerating the blockbuster release on track for eager fans.
While shares of the company advanced slightly in turbulent pre-market sessions, broader indicators point to a prolonged downturn ahead of GTA-V1 release.
The game is expected to be a profitable opportunity for the company this year with ranking in billions of dollars within days of its launch.
GTA-V is one of the all-time blockbusters ever and has sold nearly 230 million units since its 2013 launch. Take-Two said that investors are closely monitoring any digital footprint or multiplayer mode for GTA VI hoping that this would emulate GTA V’s success which has been a consistent source of revenue for the company.
According to analysts, average rates were expected a 31.9% rise to $8.6 billion. Notably, the company forecast second-quarter bookings between $1.62 billion and $1.67 billion fell short of the average estimate of $1.85 billion. Furthermore, this marks the first fiscal quarter ending June 30 with net bookings amounting to $1.39 billion.
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