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Grand Theft Auto Boss Sceptical Of Wii U’s Appeal To Core Titles
Whatever you think of Take-Two or its boss, the company’s principles are clear and it doesn’t deviate from them. Titles like Max Payne, BioShock and Spec Ops: The Line get delayed because the publisher won’t put out anything before it’s truly ready. And it’ll walk from high-profile licences like Major League Baseball because it sees no value in doing second-rate games.
Not Every Game Has To Be Great. Good Games Are Just Fine.
Activist Investor Picks Up Another Million Shares Of Take-Two
Carl Icahn, whose 11 per cent ownership of Take-Two Interactive was by itself enough to restart buyout chatter, has grabbed another one million shares of the publisher according to a securities filing last week.
Investor’s Big Stake In Take-Two Reignites Buyout Chatter
The notorious investor Carl Icahn disclosed late this week he owns more than 11 percent of Take-Two’s shares, a stake large enough to restart talk that the publisher faces a buyout.
Grand Theft Auto Doesn’t Need Annual Sequels, Says Take-Two
Annual iterations to reliable blockbuster games—like Call of Duty—would likely go a long way to improving Grand Theft Auto publisher Take-Two Interactive’s bottom line. But execs for the publisher don’t believe GTA is in need of annual sequels.
Borderlands An “Important, Long-Term Franchise” For Take-Two
So When Is Take-Two Announcing The Next GTA?
During yesterday’s Take-Two Interactive third quarter 2009 fiscal report conference call, chairman Strauss Zelnick laid out the company’s non-strategy for announcing the next Grand Theft Auto game.




















