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Take-Two has 93 games planned for release by March 2025
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Multiple carnival game spinoffs, one of them being a standalone apple bobbing game that utilizes ray tracing
Well, SKUs would be far less impressive. When you consider that a Take-Two game could release on PS4, PS5, XB1/XSX, PC, Switch, or Stadia, then it could be as few as 15 actual games.
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They are SKUs
Because they can't have 93 titles released in the next 5 years lol
I doubt it, they're a big company and SKUs should be more than that over a 5 year period. Capcom for instance released like 60+ SKUs in a year recently which is why their 13 target for next year was such a talking point. They're also releasing 3 games next week alone for example even if no one here cares about it.
There is zero chance it's SKUs.
Five NBA 2K games is 25-35 SKUs by itself.
3 NFL 2K games are 15-25 SKUs
And WWE 2K adds a lot more SKUs as well.
"On top of that, we learn from president Karl Slatoff that Take-Two has 93 games planned for release by fiscal year 2025 (until March 2025).
Of these, 63 are core gaming experiences including 15 games that will launch on new platforms [ports of existing games].
17 are mid-core or arcade-style experiences, and 13 are casual games.
47 are from existing franchises, while 46 are from new IP.
72 are planned for consoles, PC, and/or streaming, including 7 that will also coming to mobile, and 21 dedicated to mobile.
67 require to be purchased, while 26 are free to play."
There will be more than 47 SKUs of 2K games released in the next five years.
47 SKUs from existing franchises will be exceeded by WWE 2K, NBA 2K, and NFL 2K over the next five years alone.
I saw your post above mine and had a "duh" moment. Made my edits!
I'll believe it when I see it, plus didn't they say they aren't doing GTA remakes or am I completely remembering wrong.
It's like 57 non-mobile, non-port games.
They release four sports games every year.
They can get there.
Even as SKUs 93 is an impressive number. Pretty sure there are multiple Switch ports there.
So like BL3 but better villains? Because BL3 is like great outside of that.
If it were SKUs then I don't think it works with the maths. The relevant platforms over this period will be mobile, Xbox One, PS4, PC, Switch, XSX, PS5, inevitable Switch Succ and Stadia too maybe..? Even if you half that and say that their big, multiple platform games will only release on half of those platforms that's still 4. So that would be what, 23/4ish big multiplat games when lowballing the platforms for 4 SKUs, over a 5 year period, when 2K release a few annual games? Seems really low and unlikely.
And I would buy every single one of them day one.
Remake all Max Payne games too please.
This thread is Era slowly coming to grips with just how many SKUs annual sports games take up lol
Better villains, story, more varied environments, level design, more compelling playable characters and interweaving of past characters. BL3 dropped the ball in a number of areas and I don't really see how or why. Especially when BL2 that takes place exclusively on Pandora has a plethora of enivironmental diversity than BL3s "well here's 4 entire planets that all have 1 biome". Story also has way more issues than just the villains and feels like it did pretty much every character present dirty in some way aside from maybe Zer0.
I enjoy the way it plays but that's about it. Haven't played the DLC yet despite waiting like 7 years for BL3 because the main game just completely killed any love I had for the franchise.
2K can't make NFL sim games.
That's exclusive to EA, 2K has a license for non-sim NFL titles
From T2 earnings
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I know about the non-sim games, but I just see this as a stepping stone to non-sim titles at some point. might be harder for EA to keep exclusivity when renegotiation comes up