140°

Take-Two shares wobbly post-GTAIV launch

Uncertainty over buyout leads analyst to downgrade stock; company chairman claims vindication at critical, commercial response to Rockstar's latest.

From the day Electronic Arts first went public with its bid to buy Take-Two Interactive, the takeover target and owner of Grand Theft Auto IV publisher Rockstar Games has been consistent with its response. Take-Two chairman Strauss Zelnick reiterated the opinion that EA's original $26 per share offer undervalued the company's worth when rejecting said offer during a shareholders' meeting last month. However, he also said the Take-Two board would be open to entering discussions after GTAIV went on sale April 29.
cjseaton - contributor
Published: 608 days 20 hours ago | News | Industry News
 
 
 
10°

Industry News
Google To Host Gaming Via YouTube?
Industry News | Rumors
Microsoft and Square Enix aren't the only ones making news with patent applications this week. Given YouTube's impact on entertainment, it's only f...

Industry News
PlayTM: 2009 in Review (part one)
Industry News | Article
PlayTM writes: "One of the best - or worst, depending on how you see it - parts of the holiday break is that the daily flow of news evaporates...
20°

Industry News
NPD: We Collect 100% Of Walmart Hardware & ...
Industry News | Interview
GamesThirst: We sat with David Riley of the NPD group before, and he's decided to join us yet again as part of the grand opening of our website to ...
10°

Industry News
What If Sony And Microsoft Joined Forces, Would...
Industry News | Article
Indulge with me a bit will you? We often hear too much talk about this the seventh generation of consoles in a negative light and I decided maybe i...
About N4G
N4G is a social game news site that covers the game industry 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
More Info... | Submit News