Take-Two: Increased Marketing Spending in 2023 is Due to Third-Party Games and Not GTAVI - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 06 June 2020 / 1,869 Views
It was reported yesterday Take-Two might be looking at a release for Grand Theft Auto VI in 2023, a full 10 years after the release of Grand Theft Auto V, according to investment firm Stephens analyst Jeff Cohens. The company was looking to more than double its marketing spending for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024 to $89 million.
However, a Take-Two representative has told GamesIndustry the increased spending on marketing in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024 "reflects marketing commitments made to third-party companies."
Rockstar Games is an internal studio and would not be a third-party company, which does mean the increased spending on marketing is not due to to Grand Theft Auto VI.
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Ha. The "ten years later" time frame turned out to be too optimistic.
So GTA 6 is coming later than March 2024 most likely? Smh
They will launch GTA V definitive edition instead
I would love it if they released Bully 2 or a RDR1 remake on the RDR2 engine. Doubt we'll see either though sadly.
Well it seems like rumor debunked.
