Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick promises that the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 will be worth the wait, describing it as 'breathtaking' and teasing 'things you haven't even thought about.' Rockstar Games is reportedly taking its time to develop the game, aiming for a polished experience. While fans eagerly await its release, speculation about a potential 2024 launch persists, although some industry insiders remain cautious.
is easily the year’s most anticipated game. When it finally does come out, at least 12 years will have passed since the release of, and that’s assuming the game will actually arrive next year. Fans are understandably impatient, but Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick promises that the wait will be worth it. In a), Zelnick used a number of adjectives to describe the game, most notably “breathtaking.” He also went on to tease some pretty big things for fans to look forward to.
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