#Zelnick

At Business Insider's The Long Play, Strauss Zelnick, the CEO behind "Grand Theft Auto," said that failures can allow companies to do their best work.

Media mogul Strauss Zelnick loves working out and says getting enough sleep is a critical part of being an effective CEO.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick broke down for BI how he leads 13,000 employees ahead of GTA 6: clear goals, formulaic pay, and no chief of staff.

Lucas Zelnick responds to audience member that 'what’s happening in Israel is horrible' but 'it's not all Jews,' in the latest in a series of incidents targeting Jewish comics

Overnight, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick allayed fears that that Grand Theft Auto 6 may not launch in November after all.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick doesn't believe Red Dead Online was a missed opportunity; it's only that GTA Online is simply too massive of a success.

In a recent interview, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick revealed why AI didn't help GTA 6 lower its budget costs.

From Pcgamer RSS Feed: GTA 6's multi-billion-dollar budget is 'a high-stakes game for big boys only,' Take-Two boss says, but he's 'cool with it'

A Wall Street analyst wants Rockstar’s biggest game ever to reset what “fair” pricing means for GTA 6, Mario Kart, and every $70 blockbuster that follows.

From Kotaku RSS Feed: BioShock 4 ‘Wasted A Lot Of Time And Money’ On Dead Ends, But Take-Two Boss Is ‘Feeling A Lot Better’ About It Now

While progress on the next BioShock game is being made, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick is as disappointed as fans by the lack of new entries since 2013.

From Pcgamer RSS Feed: Take-Two chief is 'deeply disappointed' that we still don't have a new BioShock game

From Kotaku RSS Feed: Borderlands 4 On Switch 2 Is ‘Doable,’ But Not A Priority Until The Game Is Fixed Elsewhere

From Eurogamer RSS Feed: GTA 6's development costs estimated to be over $1bn, as Take-Two head admits its an "expensive" endeavour

From Rockpapershotgun RSS Feed: Please Rockstar and Take-Two, push GTA 6's price up to $80 for the good of "the entire industry", Bank of America beg

GTA 6 and Sony have a marketing deal in place, with Take-Two suggesting consoles are Rockstar's "core" audience, despite PC often making up almost 50% of sales.

trauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two, is guiding the final stretch of a 13-year push to deliver GTA 6, the next installment of "Grand Theft Auto."

From Kotaku RSS Feed: Bank Of America Analyst Says GTA 6 Should Be $80 So It Doesn’t Make Everyone Else’s $70 Games Look Bad

Take-Two's CEO recently revealed that GTA 6's PC release date is being delayed on purpose to better serve console players.