But the interesting part of any quarterly call is the forward-looking bit where they lay out a list of games that will be shipping in the future. In TTWO's case, the game list covers Take-Two's releases from here to October 31, complete with announced platforms.
- Beaterator (TBA)
- BioShock® 2 (TBA)
- Borderlands™ (Xbox 360, PS3, Games for Windows)
- Don King Boxing (Wii, DS)
- Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (DS)
- Grand Theft Auto IV Second Episode (Xbox 360)
- Mafia II (Xbox 360, PS3, Games for Windows)
- Major League Baseball® 2K9 (PSP)
- Midnight Club: Los Angeles Downloadable Content - South Central Premium Upgrade (Xbox 360, PS3)
- NBA® 2K10 (Multiple platforms)
- NHL® 2K10 (Multiple platforms)
- Red Dead Redemption (Xbox 360, PS3)
- The BIGS™ 2 (Multiple platforms)
That's a pretty good list for 2009. Beaterator is probably the one product on that list that might sound foreign. That's a Rockstar-branded music creation thing that was originally announced as a PSP release that would have hip-hop's own Timbaland affiliated with it. Considering that beaterator.com still lists all of those facts, it's sort of strange that they didn't list any platforms alongside it during today's news.
The original version of Beaterator was a Flash app that Rockstar posted online back in 2005. It's still online, in case you want to toss together some funky loops while you wait for more info.
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