Take-Two CEO, Strauss Zelnick, remains optimistic that the release of GTA 6 will not be affected by a potential strike from SAG-AFTRA video game actors. The actors are currently negotiating for a new union to protect the industry, but if a strike were to occur, it could lead to significant delays in game development. However, Zelnick believes that common ground can be found in the negotiations and that no strikes will happen. Even if they do, he assures investors that GTA 6 is completely protected and its release will not be impacted.
This assurance suggests that the development of GTA 6 may be well underway, with all voice acting work already completed. If there were still lines to record, Zelnick would likely be concerned about the potential strike’s impact on the game’s release.
While details about GTA 6’s release are scarce, fans speculate that more information may be revealed in the upcoming trailer, which is rumored to be showcased at The Game Awards on December 7th.
| Time | Score |
|---|---|
| Nov. 6 | Take-Two CEO expresses confidence in GTA 6 release |
| Dec. 7 | Possible reveal trailer for GTA 6 at The Game Awards |
Source: DOTESPORTS
