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Speaking to investors, Eibeler said: “We’ve delivered a new game for the PSP, that’s a $249 purchase, and we’re looking at lower pricing on Liberty City Stories for the console, which is a $149 or below purchase.” Exactly what price the game will launch at wasn’t discussed.
Speaking of the GTA series, it looks unlikely that a next-gen GTA game will appear any time soon. In a statement from Take-Two the company said that in fiscal year 2007 it expects a strong next-gen line-up from Rockstar Games, “including sequels to several of Rockstar’s most successful franchises.” This would mean no next-gen GTA until November 2006 at the earliest.
When asked if Take-Two had decided to partner with Sony or Microsoft for the next-gen GTA, Eibeler replied, “Our guys are very, very excited about the opportunity that next-gen hardware presents,” pretty blatantly not answering the question.
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Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
- Platform(s): Android, iOS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PSP
- Genre(s): Action, Adventure
