Time will tell how it all shakes out. Given recent events, it can’t be stated enough that while making video games can be a “fun time,” it is absolutely a business. That means that all sorts of things ...

Grand Theft Auto 6 hasn’t even come out yet, but people are already curious about what’s next for the series. One big question is how AI might change the development of future games like Grand Theft ...

TL;DR: Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick views AI as a practical tool, not a creative miracle, emphasizing it combines big data and predictive models but cannot independently create genius or hit games. He ...

With the “Grand Theft Auto 6” release date no longer in question, now eager gamers’ conversations have shifted to: exactly how much is this highly anticipated, decade-in-the-making game going to cost?

Discussion surrounding the use of AI in game development is once again at the forefront, after EA recently announced its partnership with Stability AI. Those who work in the industry at a variety of ...

PC gaming has continued to grow in popularity over the years, and the recent Steam Machine announcement from Valve has reignited conversations about PC gaming vs traditional consoles. In discussing ...

The CEO of Take-Two Interactive, Strauss Zelnick, spoke with CNBC’s Squawk Box about the future of gaming hardware. With the current generation finding itself in its twilight years, Zelnick believes ...

Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games and 2K Games, shared his thoughts on the possible acquisition of Electronic Arts and its potential delisting from the ...

A revamped version of the esports league tied to the “NBA 2K” video game franchise launched Monday with a new focus on original, entertainment programming starring NBA players, content creators, and ...

Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick says he thinks the industry is moving towards PC gaming, even if consoles will probably never go away. PC gaming has definitely had a surge of momentum over ...

Before joining Investopedia, David Marino-Nachison was an editor at The Wall Street Journal focused mainly on daily markets and investing news. He also worked on The Journal’s publishing desk; as a ...