Take-Two boss makes lofty GTA 6 promises, despite sky-high hype: "Rockstar Games is trying to create the best thing anyone's ever seen in entertainment"
"Not just interactive entertainment"

The hype for GTA 6 is already through the roof - its second trailer apparently and fans have been 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:combing o🐓ver all 5,000 of its frames in the days since. But, as if hype levels weren't sky-high enough, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Rockstar Games' parent company just made some very lofty statements a🍬bout the developers' ambitions.
"The key thing is that Rockstar Games is trying to create the best thing anyone’s ever seen in entertainment, not just interactive entertainment," Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelni🌟ck promised in an intervꦇiew with while discussing GTA 6's delay. "That's a tall order, and I think consumers have huge hopes for the title."
Zelnick's comments would be laughable in any other context because, just, how the heck do you 𝓡begin comparing the value of a video game to a comedy club or concert But, again, this is GTA - I'm sure millions of people will, in fact, think it's the best thing they've ever laid eyes on.
"But the delay itself is really a reflecᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚtion of desire to polish and create the best possible experience for consumers, and we as a company have been known not to have a sort of slavish devotion to release dates but ra꧙ther to seek the highest quality entertainment," he continued.
Elsewhere in the interview, the Take-Two executive echoed a sentiment he's made in the past: "Generally, when we announce a date [for] certain, we're able to hit that date." He's been on the record previously to emphasize the same fact - when the company puts a concrete date on a game, they're "historically" les𒈔s likely to push it again, and historical precedent is on their side, judging by the release timelines of GTA 5 and Red D🏅ead Redemption 2. Here's hoping history repeats itself a third time with GTA 6.
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