Rockstar's Parent Company Wants GTA for Mobile Platforms, After Zynga Deal
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Rockstar’s Parent Company Wants GTA for Mobile Platforms, After Zynga Deal

Rockstar's Parent Company Wants GTA for Mobile Platforms, After Zynga Deal

Rockstar’s Parent Company Wants GTA for Mobile Platforms, After Zynga Deal

Take-Two Interactive (parent company of Rockstar Games) has purchased Zynga developer for $12.7 billion to push mobile gaming forward. A new investor presentation shows that Take-Two is looking to bring their most popular IP to mobile platforms, including Grand Theft Auto.

According to the investor presentation, CEO Strauss Zelnick presented a company’s plans. With this acquisition, they’re looking at potential opportunities for GTA and Borderlands, Red Dead Redemptions, Civilization, and other areas. Between Take-Two studios, including Hangar 13, Irrational Games and Ghost Story.

Take-Two Interactive isn’t sure which of their most popular titles will be available as mobile games. This is not surprising considering the acquisition’s recent nature. While we will have to wait to hear more details, once we do, we will keep you updated.

Rockstar’s Parent Company Wants GTA for Mobile Platforms, After Zynga Deal
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