The long wait for the next Grand Theft Auto game could be brought to an end next year, its publisher has teased
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Numerous re-releases for subsequent consoles have helped it become one of the most successful entertainment products ever made, with more than 185 million copies shipped at last count. Speaking at an investor call this week, Take-Two executive Lainie Goldstein teased the company was preparing for"record levels of operating performance" in the next financial year - helped by a"significant inflection point".
Brendan Sinclair, managing editor of GamesIndustry.biz, told Sky News that Mr Goldstein's comment was"absolutely a hint" towards the game's potential release date.
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