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GTA 6 Owner Take-Two Is Not Interested In Selling To Netflix Or Anyone Right Now

Take-Two, which owns Rockstar and Grand Theft Auto, is not interested in selling. The company's top boss, Strauss Zelnick, appeared on CNBC recently where he was asked if Take-Two's partnership with Netflix for the next GTA 6 trailer might be the first step toward a buyout. It is not, he said, adding that Take-Two is not interested in selling to anyone at the moment. Zelnick pointed out that Take-Two has already "made a bunch of deals" with Netflix for distributing some of its games via Netflix Games. While some GTA games have been pulled from the Netflix Games library, subscribers can still p

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GameSpot reports: Take-Two, which owns Rockstar and Grand Theft Auto, is not interested in selling. The company's top boss, Strauss Zelnick, appeared on CNBC recently where he was asked if Take-Two's partnership with Netflix for the next GTA 6 trailer might be the first step toward a buyout. It is.

GameSpot has published the report. The useful part is the claim itself, the source link, and whether it changes a map marker, buyer route, source note or briefing item. Take-Two, which owns Rockstar and Grand Theft Auto, is not interested in selling. The company's top boss, Strauss Zelnick, appeared on CNBC recently where he was asked if Take-Two's partnership with Netflix for the next GTA 6 trailer might be the first step toward a buyout. It is not, he said, adding that Take-Two is not interested in selling to anyone at the moment. Zelnick pointed out that Take-Two has already "made a bunch of deals" with Netflix for distributing some of its games via Netflix.

Trailer material is useful because it can be checked against frames, screenshots, official captions, and later Rockstar page updates.

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GameSpot is the cited report. That makes the story trackable, but it does not make every detail official Rockstar or Take-Two information. What remains unconfirmed: A visual read is not confirmation of a mechanic, mission, district name, or story beat unless Rockstar labels it or repeats it elsewhere.

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GTA 6 Owner Take-Two Is Not Interested In Selling To Netflix Or Anyone Right Now

GameSpot reports: Take-Two, which owns Rockstar and Grand Theft Auto, is not interested in selling. The company's top boss, Strauss Zelnick, appeared on CNBC recently where he was asked if Take-Two's partnership with Netflix for the next GTA 6 trailer might be the first step toward a buyout. It is.

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