Take-Two has released its latest quarterly report and, in conjunction with it, optimized some release dates. For example, Marvel's Midnight Suns later than planned, while the still unannounced project of Mafia-maker at Hangar 13 was hired.
In bezug auf Marvel's Midnight SunsThe game, which was originally scheduled for release in March 2022, will now be released in the second half of the year. This was explained as follows: on twitter:
“We know many fans were excited to play the game originally next spring, and this wasn’t an easy decision. We’ve decided to delay our release because we need more time to make this the best game it can be. We believe in our creative vision for Marvel’s Midnight Suns and want to live up to it by delivering an unforgettable adventure in the supernatural side of Marvel. These additional months will be used to add more story, cinematic sequences, and general polish, and will help us bring our vision to life.”
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- Marvel's Midnight Suns (@midnightsuns) November 3, 2021
Hangar 13 project discontinued?
The developers of Hangar 13, who most recently Mafia III However, things aren't going so well for the projects they've developed. Take-Two admitted to writing off $53 million on an unannounced project.
Insiders believe that the game that was canceled is Hangar 13's Games-as-a-Service title. This game has been in development for years under the name 'VoltIt was under development, but has not yet yielded any results. Therefore, it has now likely been written off at great expense.
Meanwhile, at Hangar 13, there are concerns about potential layoffs, as it's unclear what the studio will be working on next. There have been occasional mentions of a Mafia 4 There is speculation, but the chances of it happening are considered rather slim. Take-Two has not commented further on these speculations.
That's how it's going at GTA V Sales remain very good, with another 5 million copies sold in the last three months. The game now stands at 155 million copies sold. A new generation version will follow next year.
The continued success of GTA V could delay the release of GTA VI automatically delay, since with this success there is simply no reason to bring a successor to the market.
