Bioshock, influenced by the "System Shock"-series, probably last year's most highly awaited game and definitely its biggest hype, will come to the big screen. more...

Take-Two Interactive's Rockstar Games label confirmed that it will ship Midnight Club: Los Angeles on September 9 in North America and on September 12 in Europe. more...

Electronic Arts has extended its offer to acquire all of the outstanding shares of Take-Two Interactive. EA has also slightly amended the terms of the offer to account for the results of Take-Two Interactive's annual shareholder meeting.

The latest version of the offer was set to expire today at 11:59 p.m. EDT, but the offer has been extended until the same time on May 16. more...

Electronic Arts has received a second request for information from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The FTC is working to determine if EA's proposed acquisition of Take-Two Interactive would be anti-competitive. more...

Earlier this month, Electronic Arts launched a hostile bid to purchase Take-Two Interactive (best known for its Rockstar label and Grand Theft Auto games. Take-Two has finally formally responded to EA’s hostile bid, rejecting the offer and instructing its shareholders to ignore EA’s offer. more...

Recently, Electronic Arts offered to purchase Take-Two and was rejected. more...

Over the last few days, Electronic Arts has made multiple offers to acquire Take-Two Interactive. The first offer was to acquire Take-Two for $25 per share in cash. When that offer was rejected by Take-Two, Electronic Arts raised its offer to purchase the company to $26 per share. more...

Illusion Softworks, the Czech Republic developer of games like Mafia and Vietcong is being acquired by Take-Two Interactive. Illusion Softworks is currently working on Mafia II, and all 200 employees will join Take-Two as a studio that will be called 2K Czech.

With a sequel to Bioshock being as certain as eggs are eggs, it shouldn't come as a huge surprise that rumors are starting to fly around. more...

By now, most gamers have let the “Hot Coffee” scandal slip from their memory. You may remember that some gamers discovered a sexual mini-game in the code for Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. While the code was not intended to be playable as part of the released retail game, it could be unlocked and viewed, causing an uproar in the press. more...