Take-Two Plans 13 Core-IP Releases by FY2029 as GTA 6 Lands on Nov. 19

8 articles · Updated · TheGamer · May 23

Take-Two told investors it will ship 13 titles tied to existing franchises between fiscal 2028 and 2029—seven sequels plus six remakes, remasters or platform extensions.
The slate update came on the same earnings call where CEO Strauss Zelnick reaffirmed Grand Theft Auto 6 will release on Nov. 19, giving the company a clearer pipeline beyond Rockstar's flagship launch.
Platform extensions can mean existing games arriving on new hardware, so the six-title bucket may include ports rather than full remakes; Take-Two did not name specific projects.
The plan highlights how heavily Take-Two is leaning on established series across Rockstar, 2K, Hangar 13 and Gearbox as it maps releases through FY2029.

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