Key Take-Two Sales Projections

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Key Take-Two Sales Projections

December 16, 2008

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Ahead of Take-Two's fiscal 2008 earnings report, analysts have released unit sales estimates for high-profile titles.

For fiscal 2009, ending in October next year, Mike Hickey with Janco Partners expects the following product sell-in:

Grand Theft Auto IV: 5 million-plus
GTA: Chinatown Wars: 5 million
BioShock 2: 3 million

Doug Creutz with Cowan and Company said in a separate note that he expects Midnight Club L.A., released in October, to reach "slightly over" 1.1 million lifetime sales, short of his earlier expectations.

Take-Two is scheduled to report earnings on Wednesday.

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