Le PDG de Take-Two Strauss Zelnick : les sorties physiques de jeux conservent un avenir

Rédaction GG Brief · assistée par IA, source attribuée

Insider Gaming rapporte que Strauss Zelnick, PDG de Take-Two Interactive, a déclaré que les ventes physiques de jeux persisteraient comme un petit segment, les comparant aux collectionneurs de vinyles. Zelnick a indiqué que la distribution digitale représente déjà la grande majorité de l’activité de Take-Two et a prédit qu’elle dépasserait largement 90 %. Il a fait ces remarques lors d’un entretien avec Christopher Dring de The Game Business, en amont de la sortie de Grand Theft Auto 6, qui, selon Insider Gaming, n’a pas de sortie sur disque physique. Insider Gaming rapporte l’opinion de Zelnick selon laquelle les supports physiques resteront une niche plutôt qu’une part importante de l’industrie.

What changed

Insider Gaming reports Strauss Zelnick said physical game releases will not disappear and compared their role to vinyl records: a persistent but small collector market. He also framed this position against a corporate shift to digital distribution.

Before and after

  • Before: Insider Gaming reports Zelnick has long discussed digital growth and said digital distribution already makes up the vast majority of Take-Two’s business.
  • After: According to Insider Gaming, Zelnick expects physical media to remain niche rather than being a major part of the industry going forward.

Limits

  • Insider Gaming attributes the statements to an interview Zelnick gave to Christopher Dring of The Game Business; these are reported remarks, not independent verification of market share figures.
  • Insider Gaming notes Zelnick predicted digital distribution would be well over 90% of Take-Two’s business but does not provide a date or supporting data for that percentage.
  • Insider Gaming’s report mentions Grand Theft Auto 6 lacks a physical disc release but does not link that decision directly to any specific Take-Two policy change described by Zelnick.