Take-Two Open To Remasters If They Reflect Well On Brands And Company

Enough of remasters take been released in recent times, and it seems similar these released won't be slowing down anytime soon. Not all publishers are keen on them, as they prefer to provide customers with brand new experiences, but even those who haven't published any remasters are open up to the idea, like Take-Two.

In the latest Accept-2 financial written report, Take-2 CEO Strauss Zelnick has talked about remasters, stating that the publisher is open to release remasters if they are going to look groovy creatively and if the resulting games are exciting to consumers. Mr. Zelnick also added that these remasters would have to reflect well on the brands and the company itself: if all these atmospheric condition are met, releasing remasters could be a compelling opportunity.

"You know that we're a company that is not driven outset and foremost past tin we create revenue this way. We will be start by saying, will this exist heady to consumers, will they exist happy with it, volition it reflect well on our brands, will it reflect well on our company. And if the answer is yes, then information technology may well be a compelling opportunity. Merely if the answer is indifferent or no, then fifty-fifty if we have an opportunity to make few bucks, we probably would decline."

Have-Two has however to announce any remaster, but it's extremely likely that BioShock: The Drove will be released in the near time to come in all regions on consoles. This collection, which has been revealed thanks to the Brazilia Advisory Rating Lath, is plain going to include all entries of the series, including the latest one, BioShock: Infinite, released some time ago on consoles and PC. BioShock: The Collection has yet to be confirmed officially, then details are notwithstanding scarce on it.