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Take-Two Has 10 Next-Gen Games In Development
During it's second quarter fiscal call, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick mentioned that the company is preparing for the next generation with a stable of new titles.
These new games include Evolve (one of the company's acquisitions from THQ's downfall) and a project from the new studio headed by Rod Fergusson (pictured above). As for the other eight games, details will have to wait until Take-Two is ready to reveal more.
Our Take
No one should be shocked that the company behind hits like Grand Theft Auto V, BioShock Infinite, and Borderlands 2 is actively developing for the next generation of consoles. 10 games seems like a solid number, though we don't know exactly what the are, or how big of a time period their releases will span. As with many next-gen projects, only time will tell.
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