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Take-Two se concentre sur l'innovation avec le développement d'une nouvelle propriété intellectuelle

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 21,2025

Take-Two Interactive, la société mère de Rockstar Games (développeurs de GTA 6), a dévoilé sa future stratégie de développement de jeux, mettant l'accent sur la création de nouvelles propriétés intellectuelles (IP) plutôt que de s'appuyer uniquement sur des franchises établies.

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Le PDG de Take-Two Interactive, Strauss Zelnick, lors d'un récent appel aux investisseurs au deuxième trimestre 2025, a discuté de l'approche de la société concernant ses adresses IP existantes, y compris les séries GTA et Red Dead Redemption de Rockstar. Tout en reconnaissant le succès de ces franchises établies, Zelnick a souligné le risque inhérent d'une dépendance excessive à l'égard des titres existants. Il a souligné que même les franchises les plus performantes finissent par connaître une baisse de popularité, conséquence naturelle de la dynamique du marché et du passage du temps. Il a utilisé l'analogie de « brûler les meubles pour chauffer la maison » pour illustrer le danger de négliger le développement de nouvelles IP.

GTA 6's Take-Two Believes Creating New IPs is the Winning Strategy

Zelnick a souligné que même si les suites présentent une stratégie à moindre risque, l'entreprise doit innover et créer de nouvelles propriétés intellectuelles pour garantir un succès à long terme et éviter la stagnation. Il a déclaré que même si les suites surpassent souvent leurs prédécesseurs, le déclin inévitable de la popularité fait de l'investissement dans de nouvelles licences un élément crucial de leur stratégie à long terme.

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