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Take-Two shares drop 13% as Sony introduces PS5 Pro lottery in Japan
Take-Two Interactive has experienced a significant stock decline, with shares dropping approximately 13 percent, or over 31 dollars. This decline has reduced the publisher's market value from 43.6 billion to 37.7 billion dollars. Despite recent promotional efforts for Grand Theft Auto VI, including gameplay reveals and collector's editions, investors remain cautious regarding long-term monetization and potential release delays.
In Japan, Sony has introduced a lottery system for the PlayStation 5 Pro due to inventory shortages. To participate, customers must meet specific criteria, including having at least 60 hours of playtime on a PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 within the last two years. Purchases are also restricted to verified accounts through specific application apps to manage high demand.
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Grand Theft Auto VI · PlayStation 5 Pro · Rockstar Games · Sony · Take-Two Interactive
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Sony has implemented a lottery system for customers intending to purchase the PlayStation 5 Pro in Japan. gry.interia.pl
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Take-Two stock price fell by over 31 dollars, approximately 13 percent. gry.interia.pl
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The market value of the series publisher dropped from 43.6 billion to 37.7 billion dollars. gry.interia.pl
- [○ 1 SOURCE] To qualify for the PS5 Pro purchase in Japan, users must have at least 60 hours of playtime on PS4 or PS5 within the last two years. gry.interia.pl