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CTOnews.com May 18 news, American game giant Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick recently said in an interview with the media, he thinks this generation of console will have a mid-term update version.

According to GamesIndustry.biz, Zelnick was asked in an interview with the website that the previous generation console launched a half-generation upgrade of Xbox One X and PS4 Pro at about this point in time, so will this generation console also have a half-generation upgrade? Zelnick said: "Probably. However, it did not have much impact on business last time. "

Zelnick also talked about the company's plans to continue supporting Switch and previous generations of consoles. After recently canceling Marvel's Children of the Night for Switch, Take-Two will launch Lego 2K Drive for Nintendo's platforms this week and Zynga's Star Wars: Hunter later this year. Amid reports that a new Nintendo console could launch in 2024, Zelnick was asked if the company would continue to support Switch beyond this year, saying: "Yes, I think we'll continue to support it. "

Also, when asked on Wednesday's earnings call when the company might stop supporting previous generations of consoles, Zelnick said: "It varies from case to case, our studios will continue to support platforms that they think have a certain audience, and if the audience is reduced to an uneconomical level, then we will stop supporting these platforms, but overall, we are long-term support." "

CTOnews.com noted that Zelnick also said on the conference call that Rockstar parent Take-Two expects significant sales growth after the start of fiscal 2024, which will be driven by "several groundbreaking pieces" that "we believe will set new standards for our industry." Take-Two owns well-known game series such as GTA, Wild Escort and NBA 2K.

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