Take-Two Interactive CEO Says Company "Fully Expects To Support Switch," Opening The Doors For Potential GTA6 On Switch 2

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Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick has remarked that the developer is prepared to fully support the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. Zelnick made a statement to this effect during an earnings call with investors, where the company's recent performance was analyzed and predictions were made for the upcoming year.

During the investor call, Zelnick also spoke about the company's "" reports Nintendoeverything. "" Zelnick said during the call. The CEO's words make it clear that fans can expect to seemore of Take-Two's lineup of games come to the Nintendo Switch and the still unreleased Switch 2. This may indicate that the long-awaited might eventually come to the Switch 2 or its current-gen version.

Zelnick noted that Nintendo has changed over the years, starting out as a company that was geared more toward younger audiences. At that time, many of Take-Two's games didn't make it to Nintendo's platforms, only releasing games that "" Now, though, the Switch and the upcoming successor, the Switch 2, "," stated Zelnick.

The Take Two Interactive earnings call is close, and Grand Theft Auto 6 is the elephant in the room that may receive big news during the event.

Thanks to this shift in Nintendo's platform and audience, Take-Two interactive has been bringing more of its titles to the Switch, and plans to continue to do so. Zelnick mentions which is releasing on all platforms including the Switch on February 11. Zelnick's nod at Nintendo's current and upcoming consoles may indicate that Take-Two Interactive plans to bring more of its games to the Switch and Switch 2. This may even mean that will be available on the console, perhaps even at launch, though the company hasn't confirmed anything related to this yet.

In addition to speaking about Nintendo and Take-Two Interactive's stance on the Switch, the investor callrevealed some good news for fans of . According to the report, is still on track for a fall 2025 release, along with the company's other big titles like and the