Take-Two Will Remain Independent
by Chris Faylor, Oct 02, 2008 7:09am PDTAfter conducting a review of strategic alternatives and discussing possible business arrangements with companies such as EA, Grand Theft Auto and BioShock publisher Take-Two Interactive Software has concluded that it will remain independent.
"Our strong cash position--with no debt and an undrawn $140 million credit facility--gives us the financial flexibility to continue to do what we do best: innovate and create the great games that our customers have come to expect," said CEO Ben Feder.
In addition to its ownership of the Grand Theft Auto and BioShock brands and their respective developers, Take-Two's portfolio includes such notable items as the ever-profitable Carnival Games series, the Max Payne property, and the Sid Meier's Civilization franchise along with developer Firaxis.
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they'll have to start going down the road of Interplay or whatnot before they even consider taking offers.
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It's the first game I ever remember hearing of the company, and the game was so unique and so much fun, it created a very positive connotation with the words "Take 2." Just one of those weird little personal memes that we accrue more and more of as we age, I suppose.
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