Take-Two has suffered a 9% drop in its stock price after pushing Red Dead Redemption 2’s release date back.
Hours after announcing that Red Dead Redemption 2 would be releasing in 2018 instead of this year as previously thought, shares for Rockstar’s parent company Take-Two have plummeted.
The 9% drop in stock price was reported after financial markets closed that day (via Seeking Alpha). Stock price dropped from $69.04, to $61.75. At the time of writing, the price is at $63.40.
Though these prices are still high, the drop is not insignificant. That said, it’ll likely normalise again when the dust settles.
A Rockstar game getting delayed is nothing new. GTA 5 suffered numerous delays, and the PC version of the game couldn’t hit its first or second announced release date.
If you missed it, we had our first look at the game’s screenshots in last night’s drop. More news is expected this summer.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is out in spring 2018 on PS4, and Xbox One.
from VG247 http://ift.tt/2qR705x
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