Take-Two Interactive as of late uncovered its profit report for 2021's first quarter, and extremely observant fans noticed a small bunch of promising-sounding focuses emitted away in the show. Regardless of whether it's 2K Games delivering another undertaking later in the year or Tiny Tina's Wonderlands getting a delivery window, fans apparently have a lot to anticipate. One little detail saved on a slide might have sneaked by the radar, however.

Apparently the organization has six remakes or remasters ready to go, or rather "new emphasess of past titles." Some of these are public information as of now, in particular forms of Grand Theft Auto 5 and Kerbal Space Program for cutting edge consoles, and an independent rendition of Grand Theft Auto Online.

In any case, that actually leaves three of these "recently iterated" titles unaccounted for, and Take-Two Interactive is a lot of holding its assets away from plain view. With no information about which of its auxiliaries may be working on these games, it's difficult to know for certain what's in store, yet fans have rushed to conjecture which franchises may be getting the revamp/remaster treatment.

At the first spot on the list for some is a potential remaster of Red Dead Redemption 2, however others contend that an only a short time after its underlying delivery is far and away too early for that to be reasonable. Different competitors are the original Red Dead Redemption, a twentieth commemoration revisiting of the Max Payne series, or even the as of late rumored remakes of the previous 3D Grand Theft Auto games.

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One thing appears to be quite clear, however. Whatever impending games Take-Two may have in store for its fans, they're probably not going to come be coming to Xbox Game Pass any time soon. Chief Strauss Zelnick uncovered on the profit call that he felt membership administrations like Game Pass weren't a solid match for what he named the organization's "forefront titles" like Grand Theft Auto 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2.

In any case, Zelnick expressed that the organization viewed itself as "liberal" about the thought, and there are contentions to be made about how Take-Two should reconsider its Xbox Game Pass skepticism. With six new remakes or remasters in the works, getting them on a membership administration could be the ideal opportunity to bring some recently polished pearls from days passed by to another crowd who probably won't have had the opportunity to play them the first run through around. It's certainly something to think about, and fans will presumably stay confident that the publisher may do a U-turn on its resistance to membership.