Take-Two is reportedly working on 3 remastered games that haven't been announced yet

GAMEFINITY.ID, Purworejo – Take-Two, the parent company of Rockstar, 2K, and Private Division is reportedly working on 3 remaster or remake projects that have not been announced until now.

This information comes from financial statements from Take-Two which shows that Take-Two has six remasters, remakes or upgrades still in development. Of the six titles, three have not yet been announced, but are planned to be launched next year.

Take-Two’s conference slides have detailed what the six iterations of previously released titles were, including GTAV E&E, GTAO Standalone, Kerbal Space Program… and three unannounced.
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Unfortunately, the report doesn’t reveal which Take-Two subsidiaries are working on the 3 remastered games or the yet-to-be-announced remakes. So, the three remastered games could possibly be from the Grand Theft Auto franchise, BioShock, Borderlands, Civilization or even Red Dead Redemption.

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However, previously there have been many rumors saying that Grand Theft Auto 3, Vice City and San Andreas will be remake versions. This is also reinforced by Take-Two’s action which took down the reverse-engineering project of Grand Theft Auto 3 and Vice City. But, again this has not been confirmed by Take-Two or Rockstar.

Until now, it has been confirmed that Rockstar will release Grand Theft Auto V: Expanded and Enhanced for the next-gen console and the standalone version of Grand Theft Auto Online on November 11. In addition, the Private Division will also release the Kerbal Space Program game for current-gen consoles this year.

Given this is still unclear, there are many possibilities that arise regarding these 3 remastered games. Regardless of the title of the game that will be remake, we’ll just have to wait for further announcements from Take-Two.