Pre ordering

[budgie]

Any of you guys pre-ordering this game?, or do you think there will be enough to go round when released.

[xells]

i think its to early i dont think we will see it till july-september next year so im gonna wait pre-order more to the time

[PhatBoy92]

Originally Posted by xells

i think its to early i dont think we will see it till july-september next year so im gonna wait pre-order more to the time

you think they'll delay it again? after that trailer, doubtful

[xells]

Originally Posted by PhatBoy92

you think they'll delay it again? after that trailer, doubtful

there was a artical in a blog i read saying we may not see it till christmas 08 not saying its true just a rumor i read.

[PhatBoy92]

Originally Posted by xells

there was a artical in a blog i read saying we may not see it till christmas 08 not saying its true just a rumor i read.

i heard MGS4 was being ported to Xbox 360 6 months after it's released on PS3...













...but it ain't gonna happen :wink:

[xells]

Originally Posted by PhatBoy92

i heard MGS4 was being ported to Xbox 360 6 months after it's released on PS3...













...but it ain't gonna happen :wink:

looks like it will be on time after all

The delay of Grand Theft Auto 4 on PS3 and Xbox 360 did more than upset millions of gamers anxiously awaiting its release -- it further complicated Take-Two's ongoing attempts to return to profitability.

According to The Street, the publisher could run out of both cash and credit reserves as soon as January or February, making the spring release of GTA 4 that much more crucial to the publisher's survival.

As a result, an incredible 32 percent of company stock is outstanding, meaning investors are anything but confident with Rockstar's sugar daddy at the moment.

Still, analysts say Take-Two can pull though if it launches Grand Theft Auto IV on schedule. Michael Pachter, for one, expects the game to sell 8.5 million copies by October, more than enough to turn things around.

Take-Two has seen a string of financial and management disasters in recent years. Despite its troubles, the publisher was ranked the six largest game-maker behind Nintendo, EA, Activision, Ubisoft, and THQ in Game Developers' 2007 Top 20 Publishers list.