If you've ever wondered why the games by the many Take-Two Interactive subsidiaries don't release their games on the Xbox Game Pass on day one, Strauss Zelnick has you covered.
In a recent earnings call, Zelnick doesn't see the good of releasing games on a subscription service the day that they hit store shelves. Specifically, Zelnick had this to say:
I don't think that ever made sense. I still don't think it made sense. And I believe that it's now becoming obvious that it doesn't make sense. It's just a lost opportunity for the publisher.
Zelnick adds that he doesn't think that the subscription business is a "mass market service that supplants the interactive entertainment business as we know it at all. And I don't think there's any evidence to the contrary so far".
This isn't the first time Zelnick has said something along the same lines.
