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GTA 6 Owner Take-Two Is Not Interested In Selling To Netflix Or Anyone Right Now

Take-Two Interactive has confirmed it has no interest in selling Grand Theft Auto 6 or the company itself to Netflix or any other potential buyer at this time.

The publisher’s statement addresses speculation about possible acquisition deals that could reshape the franchise’s future. Take-Two remains committed to developing and releasing GTA 6 as planned under its own ownership and direction.

The clarification comes amid broader industry discussions about streaming services and tech companies acquiring gaming assets. By reaffirming its position, Take-Two signals that creative control and the game’s development trajectory will remain in the publisher’s hands.

For players awaiting GTA 6’s launch, this means the game will continue development under Take-Two’s original vision without external corporate intervention or potential delays from acquisition negotiations.

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