According to Gamasutra, executives in a conference call with investors first noted that the studio would be first be working on GTA IV downloadable content - exclusive to the Xbox 360 - available through until 2009. Take-Two also said that both the 360 and PS3 version of the game be visually almost identical, with the PS3 coming out slightly on top in some areas.
In addition to the downloadable stuff, Take-Two also said that Rockstar had more on the go, stating that the studio would have "at least one major sequel in 2009," and that it would be of "triple A" quality.
Take-Two were also quizzed about any possible new developments in the Max Payne series, given that production of the film adaption of the game, with Mark Wahlberg starring as the title character, is underway.
"It's a little early to comment on any particular title but we have a lot of interesting things going on," was the response from chairman Strauss Zelnick.
Finally, Take-Two also discussed sales figures amongst their franchises. Unsurprisingly, GTA topped the list at an astonishing 66 million copies sold worldwide. The Midnight Club series has shifted a healthy 11.5 million units, Civilization moved 8 million and Max Payne 7 million. Mafia and BioShock have sold 2 million each, while Red Dead Revolver, Manhunt, and Bully all have sold 1.5 million units.
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