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Take-Two Doesn't Want to Talk About GTA V Release

September 01, 2009 in Blog comments 9

Apparantly, Take-Two doesn't want to talk about Grand Theft Auto 5. Strauss Zelnick, the Director of Take-Two Interactive, had this to say:

“We’re not going to announce it. We’re not going to announce when we’re going to announce it. And we’re not going to announce the strategy about announcing it or about when we’re going to announce it either, or about the announcement strategy surrounding the announcement of the strategy. Any other questions?”

Trexman89 via vg247.com »
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  • 2
    Existence Sep 2, 09
    Well, atleast now we know that the next GTA is probably in development.
    • 1
      Audioslave Sep 2, 09
      Lol Existence, well said!
  • 1
    Storm Sep 2, 09
    This reminds me of what Jerry Lee Lewis said in Walk the Line.
  • 1
    kik36 Sep 2, 09
    That guy sounds like a pleasure to deal with....must be why my Take Two stock tanked.
    • 1
      chautemoc* Sep 2, 09
      You have to consider he probably gets asked stupid questions like this by stupid journalists every other day -- someone's gotta say it.
  • 0
    luke67677676 Sep 2, 09
    Loved all the Gta's beside Liberty City Stories..Gta iv was a good game.. lent it off my mate. You may say i took a long time but i am dffiently getting The new Gta
  • 0
    luke67677676 Sep 2, 09
    sorry old Gta and new Gta
  • 1
    Taker4ever Sep 2, 09
    I think the problem with GTA IV was that it was initially very impressive, but once that wore off, you're left with a pretty soulless game and a huge city with nothing to do in it. Unlike others I love the driving, and I think the online mode is superb, but there's no doubt it's missing some of that classic GTA charm.
    • 0
      Storm Sep 2, 09
      Hm, I agree. The game was addicting, I think I played it for a good month after release, trying out different vehicles, weapons, online abilities (holy hell the online was entertaining). The story felt a little more emotional than others in the series, but I have to say that it's my favorite story of GTA yet.

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