“I can say that the level of preorders is unprecedented and astonishing, and we’re very grateful for that,” Zelnick said. The $1.39 billion in total net bookings for the quarter (which marks the first quarter of Take-Two’s fiscal year) was not broken down by title in the company’s earnings results Friday. “NBA 2K” net bookings were up 7% and “GTA” rose 3%. Overall, net bookings were down 3% from $1.42 billion in the prior year’s quarter. Take-Two reported a GAAP loss per share of 18 cents on $1.39 billion in net bookings.