Rockstar Games parent company Take-Two Interactive has released an update on the PS5 and Xbox Series X version of GTA 5, who described it as an “extended and improved” version of the game, but so far it has not elaborated on what it means or has shown these improvements. At an event hosted by Morgan Stanley, Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two Interactive, no longer takes remasters, but also meaningful remasters. According to Zelnick, the embodiment of this strategy is the work that Rockstar Games is doing GTA 5 for the PS5 and Xbox Series X, which Zelnick says is more than just a simple port job.
“I’m not sure if that’s going to be a bigger part of the strategy. Remastering has always been a part of the strategy,” Zelnick said of Take-Two Interactive’s approach to remasters and whether it will be more focused going forward. . . “What we have done differently than the competition is that we are not just passing titles. We are actually taking the time to do the best work we can to make the title different for the new version for the new technology we are using. introduce it. “
According to Zelnick, he believes that the quality that takes place in the remasters is a big reason why they are doing so well for the business. And to be honest, Take-Two Interactive does a great job with the remastering and remake games, although last year’s remaster of Mafia 2 did not get the memo, and Zelnick, who praised the work 2K did with the series last year.
Meanwhile circle back to GTA and Rockstar Games, Zelnick noted that he is ‘confident’ that Rockstar will ‘deliver a great experience’ that you can’t get with a ‘simple gateway’.
Unfortunately, that’s all Zelnick said about the GTA 5 PS5 and Xbox Series X remaster. And if asked about GTA 6 during the same event, Zelnick was quick to evade the question altogether.
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