Take-Two Interactive has confirmed that it "would fully expect" to support Nintendo Switch 2, although is not yet ready to share further news.

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Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick says the studio "fully expects" to support the Nintendo Switch 2. Zelnick believes the Switch 2 is no longer targeted at a younger audience, seemingly ...