Recently asked why 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:GTA Online fans might continue to invest time and money when a potential successor could replace it with GTA 6 later this year, Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick, without being drawn into specifics over unannounced games, teases the publisher has "♛shown a willingness to support legacy titles when a community wants 🙈to be engaged with them.”

What to do with live-service experiences that launch alongside periodical releases is a re🐠cent-ish design conundrum for games developers. Call 𝄹of Duty's battle royale offering, Warzone, was a banger, though we're not exactly getting a new one each year, after all.

Grand Theft Auto, meanwhile, doesn't target a new release each year, which means the question of GTA 🐲Online's future has been allowed to linger much longer. Do you use design magic to bring its players, history, and more to GTA 6's setting? You could wipe the slate clean, though that does raise questions over what you do with the original GTA Online – some folk won't want to move on, giv⛎en how much time and money they've invested.

put that design conundrum to Zelnick, who notes that he won't be drawn into talking about unreleased games but does offer a tease by pointing 🍃to Take-Two's own history.

“I'm going to speak theoretically only because I'm not going to talk about a particular project when an annou꧒ncement hasn't been made," Zelnick says. "But generally speaking, we support our properties when the consumers are𝔍 involved with those titles.

"As an example, we launched NBA 2K Online in China, I think originally in 2012 if I'm not mistaken. An🍌d then we launched NBA 2K Online 2 in China in 2017. If I'm not mistaken. We did not sunset Online 1. Th🔴ey both are still in the market and they serve consumers and they're alive and we have this massive audience.

"So we've shown a willingness to suppo🦋rt legacy titles when a community wants to be engaged with them."

So there you have 🍸it: GTA Online may cease to exist eventually, but that point isn't guaranteed to be upon GTA 6's rel𒉰ease. Regardless, we won't have long to find out.

Take-Two CEO says GTA 6's "creative genius is human" and believes in paying developers "for their work if it's replicated by AI after."