EA abandons Take-Two takeover idea
That was seven months well spent.
More than seven months after the whole business began, Electronic Arts has announced it's no longer interested in acquiring Take-Two.
Apparently the decision was made following a presentation by Take-Two's management team. Perhaps they forgot to polish their shoes.
In a statement, EA said it still has "a high regard" for the other company's creative teams and products. However, "after careful consideration, including a management presentation and review of other due diligence materials... EA has decided not to make a proposal to acquire Take-Two and has terminated discussions with Take-Two".
Take-Two has yet to issue a comment, but the company probably isn't too pleased its share price has just dropped to USD 21.89 - lower than EA's original offer of USD 25.
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Strange they change their mind after GTA4 is done, will they try again just before the next GTA I wonder?
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I personally think Acti have taken over from EA as the worst games company now.
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Not a good way to run a company i.e. relying on a single franchise.
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Acti-Blizz use a Securom variant to secure WoW.
the games industry implodes as 9 million uber geeks and computer savvy nerds cancel their wow subs.
then hell freezes over.
true story.