Take-Two is selling Private Division and wants to focus on AAA games

Company Take-Two Interactive announced the sale of a small publishing house Private division. At the same time, all of his brands and current projects are transferred with him, with the exception of No rest for the wicked from Moon Studios. The game will continue to be supported by Take-Two.

“We have decided to sell the private division and focus resources on the long-term growth of our core and mobile businesses,” he says. Carl StatoffPresident of Take-Two.

Director Strauss Zelnik he adds to GamesIndustry: “We do best with large AAA projects. We have the biggest brands in interactive entertainment, some of the biggest brands in the entire entertainment industry, and our mission is to create sequels to existing hit series as well as new hits.” GTA VI.

We don’t yet know the name of the new owner, but there are rumors of interest from a private investor associated with the aforementioned Moon Studios. Private Division has already experienced significant layoffs this spring, including the closure of a couple of studios. Game interception And Roll7.