GTA VI Publisher Discusses PC, Says Gaming Experience Is Nearly the Same
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick says the company’s FiveM business is profitable and that the gaming experience on PC and consoles is almost identical.
During an investor meeting, Oppenheimer & Co analyst Martin Yang noted that PC owners play Grand Theft Auto differently from console players, in part because of role-playing servers. He asked whether Take-Two planned to narrow the gap between platforms.
Zelnick replied that “overall, the gaming experience on consoles and PC is almost identical,” and that the technical capabilities of computers today are not substantially different from those of consoles.
Mods, however, helped GTA V remain popular for 13 years. Take-Two understands their importance: the company acquired FiveM, the tool that powers numerous role-playing servers.
Asked about mods and opportunities to make money from them, Zelnick acknowledged that “the FiveM business is profitable.” He added:
Our company’s mission is to create the best entertainment on Earth and bring it to consumers around the world. If we do that, monetization takes care of itself.
Source: iXBT.games
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