Take-Two Interactive CEO: Q3 Game Sales | Mad Money | CNBC

Jim Cramer checks in with Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick to recap the strengths and weaknesses that the game company found in the December quarter and strategies to boost revenue.

Take-Two Interactive - The video game maker’s stock fell more than 9% in extended trading after it reported lackluster third-quarter earnings. the company reported revenue of $930 million, down 25% from a year ago. It reported earnings per share of $1.43, down from $1.57 a share a year ago.

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Take-Two Interactive CEO: Q3 Game Sales | Mad Money | CNBC

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I like that he’s honest and transparent in all responses

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Glad to see a game publishing CEO admit when their game doesn’t hit a high quality.

[ttam]

It’ll be interesting if we see an upcoming game teaser perhaps to shore up the stock price. Bully 2???? GTA 6 will do it for me. No surprise wwe 2k20 flopped it’s the exact same game released every year.