Like that hot catholic school girl with a penchant for acting tough, everyone seems to want a piece of Take-Two these days. The Associated Press is reporting on a recent SEC filing in which the company reveals its been approached with a few "informal indications of interest in a business combination" since EA's unsolicited buyout offer earlier this week. It makes sense ... after all, when if the most popular guy in school (read: EA) gets turned down by a relatively popular girl (read: Take-Two), then everyone else suddenly thinks they have a chance with her.Like that goth girl with the spiked choker and way too much black mascara, though, Take-Two is acting like it doesn't want the attention. The filing goes on to say that the company "has not engaged in any substantive discussions with any party (including EA) with respect to a business combination." At least they're being direct about their lack of interest. Everyone knows the best way to ruin a business rep is by being a merger tease.



















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My bet is on big media as having an interest.
Check out what this business journalist has to say about it...
http://www.thedeal.com/dealscape/2008/02/who_are_those_possible_taketwo.php
Thank God, after what EA did to Maxis and Bullfrog, it makes me :( to think it almost happened to Lionhead and Take Two.
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2008/02/27/your-move-activision.aspx?terms=take+two&vstest=search_042607_linkdefault
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My hat is off to you, Mr. Orland.
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They could, and Take-Two's dev assets (Rockstar, 2K Sports, Irrational) would perfectly round out Nintendo's assets, but its not their style
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