Take-Two Bets Big on 2025 With GTA 6, Mafia 4, and Borderlands 4

Both games turned heads at the recently concluded video game showcase hosted by none other than Geoff Keighley.

But, that's not all that's coming out from the multi-billion-dollar company.

Take-Two, via its other gaming arms, will also release the following titles next year: WWE 2K25 Judas Civilization 5 NBA 2K26 That's six other titles that, individually, would serve as the highlight of the year for any other company. However, Take-Two isn't anyone else. It's a company that owns several developers responsible for making your favourite games.

And, before we forget, Rockstar Games is the one funding Max Payne 1 & 2 Remake by Remedy Entertainment. The pair of remakes, which will now be released as a singular bundle, should've entered full production by now, based on this business review from April 2024.

All of this is to say that things are looking rosy over at Take-Two, which has been an ongoing trend lately for a company that has constantly defied expectations as other companies struggle to stay afloat. This past fiscal year, Take-Two recorded an annual high in net bookings ($5.3 billion), thanks to its acquisition of Zynga back in May 2022. After making roughly $3 billion a year before, it looks like Take-Two is in a good position to double this amount sooner rather than later.

Whereas most video game companies find themselves headlining the news because of layoffs and low sales figures, Take-Two remains steadfast, although it isn't exactly immune to the same redundancy job losses that have affected so many lives within the video game industry.

If we're lucky, Rockstar will throw GTA fans a bone and release the long-rumored remasters of Grand Theft Auto 4, or maybe even a PlayStation 5 port of Red Dead Redemption 2 after a trailer made waves on the internet over the past week.

Of course, Take-Two's big ticket item for next year is still GTA 6, which is expected to come out in time for the holiday season on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X.