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Speaking in a post-earnings conference call, Take-Two CFO Karl Winters responded to a question concerning the company’s future support of the Wii.
“The reception this platform received at the E3 show, you know, is one that makes us take a real strong look at it,” said Winters. “And as we grow our sports business, there are opportunities with our sports games to extend them to the Wii system, particularly if you look at baseball where we have exclusive arrangement, as well as, you know, some of the other sports games, which would play extremely well on the Wii product, the non-licensed league ones.“
Winters later added that 2K Sports titles would most likely appear on the Wii late in 2007 or 2008, with the MLB 2K series the most likely. Baseball on the Wii certainly seems like a more natural fit to the Wii’s controller than say, Madden NFL from EA, which seemed somewhat forced and gimmicky at E3.
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