Tue, Apr 29, 2008 | 19:32 BST
GTA IV sales have been underestimated, says Take-Two boss
Speaking to Reuters, Take-Two CEO Ben Feder said that he felt analysts had been conservative in their estimates of how well GTA IV will sell this year.
“Our expectations are very high, higher than analysts give the game credit for,” he said “All the analysts had a (sales) number, give or take, and I think we will be on the upside of that rather than the downside.”
Webush Morgan’s Michael Pachter estimated that the game would sell 5.8 million units in its first week, while Hudson Square analyst Daniel Ernst reckons 13 million copies this year is a goer.
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Posted in: Action, PS3, Retail, Rockstar, Trade, Xbox 360
Tags: Ben Feder, Daniel Ernst, grand theft auto iv, gta iv, michael pachter
2 comments
#1
Blerk
29/04/08, 12:16 pm
I’d say they’ve been underestimated too. Everybody seems to be buying more than one copy!
#2
patlike
29/04/08, 12:46 pm
“One for me, one for eBay…”