Strauss Zelnick ’79, chairman and CEO of video game maker Take-Two Interactive Software, was interviewed this month by the Hollywood Reporter and talked about 3D, his company's digital future, and the rising cost of hiring talent. Take-Two recently released L.A. Noire, a crime drama that uses face-recognition technology, motion capture, and 200 actors. The video game was well-received, which adds another hit to the company’s roster, which includes the successful Grand Theft Auto franchise and Red Dead Redemption. When asked when 3D will become a key contributor in gaming, Zelnick said: “It’s a little complex because you've got the glasses…