Take-Two Interactive is being sued by a member of a subsidiary Quality Assurance tester. The Plaintiff, Aaron Martinez, claims that while working at California-based Visual Concepts, Take-Two did not provide meal and rest breaks, did not pay for all the hours worked, and didn't pay due wages when employees were terminated. Take-Two denies all of the allegations, claiming that it did provide breaks and paid all of the correct compensation.
In Take-Two Interactive's first quarter report for its fiscal 2012, the company posted a downturn in net revenue of $334.4 million versus $375.4 million in its pre-shifted, fiscal 2010 report.
Take-Two's first quarter, fiscal 2012 shows a loss of $8.6 million. Strong sales of Red Dead Redemption during its last reported April-June gave the the company a net income profit of $26.3 million, putting the current reported period in a challenging position.
The second official trailer for Max Payne 3 begins with the kidnapping of Rodrigo Branco's beautiful young wife, Fabiana, while under Max's protection. As Max fights to uncover the truth behind the kidnapping, he is pulled deeper into a web of violence and deception with little hope of escape as street gangs, paramilitary forces and elite police units fight for influence over the streets of São Paulo, Brazil.
"Probably not even about money, but just a disgruntled guy who was let go."
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