EA deadline to Take-Two shareholders ends tonight
As of this writing, Take-Two's stock is trading around $27 per share, but EA could be buying up all those shares with its billion dollar loan for all we know. Word on the street is that something could happen Monday, but the only certainty right now is tonight's deadline.
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Am I a consumer whore? Yes I am. And how!
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Man #2: "F#&K!"
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FOR THE LOVE OF GOD AND ALL THAT IS HOLY, MY ANUS IS BLEEDING!!!
[muffled]AHHHHHHHHH!!![/muffled]
LEAVE TAKE2 ALONE!!
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Christ, I'd rather Microsoft buy them than EA.
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However, the game would likely be renamed... Something along the lines of "Grand Theft Ultimate Auto beta 4 CTP Professional Edition for Windows". :P
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The one thing i think that would be a good idea,idk if its posible or legal,is to take the money seel T2 but then the owners just make a brand new company with the money,all the old T2 people quit and join T3(the new company) and keep making games,with a new name and more money.
So what they loose franchises,whatever,they can name mario MrJumpy but hes games are still the same good right?
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