The company's decision to form a fellowship indicates a shift in strategy focused on clearer branding and committing to new game releases within a competitive market.
Everyone's favourite game about a gang of rootin', tootin' outlaws slowly getting more and more depressed as they scamper around a very big map is reportedly set to come to Nintendo Switch 2.
"You can't put the whole gaming industry into a Netflix-style safety bucket, but you can view Take-Two that way, since there's no real impact from tariffs and its pipeline is so robust that the upside from new content should outweigh any negative we see in a downside scenario," said Alec Boccanfuso, portfolio manager at Gabelli Funds, who said the stock is one of his top holdings.