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Which Next Technology Stock Will Soar?
Summary: Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.(TTWO) is an American video game holding company. Take-Two Interactive was founded in September 1993 by Ryant Brant in New York City. The company had their initial public offering on April 25, 1997 on the NASDAQ exchange. The company owns several gaming studios such as Rockstar Games, 2K Games, and Private Division, as well as owning a 50 percent stake in the NBA 2K eSports League. Take-Two Interactive has become a global gaming brand since the ascension of game titles like Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption, Bioshock, Borderlands, and NBA 2K.
By Dylan Baldessari8 years ago in Gamers
Gaming News for the Week of July 12, 2018
Top Story: 'Fortnite' season five starts today and Epic went hard to promote it. The time travel-themed season of Fortnite popped off this morning after a week of mysterious teasers, both in-game and in the real world. Last week, a massive rocket launched causing massive rifts in the map's sky, which kicked off a slew of minor map changes and hints across social media about what season five would comprise of. In the real world, though, the iconic llama piñatas began appearing all over Europe. There are seven in total in cities like Paris, Warsaw, and two in London. As of recording, it is unclear what significance the llamas have and if anything about them changed with the arrival of season five.
By Joe Brichetto8 years ago in Gamers
Pay-To-Win, Season Passes, and In-Game Purchases; The Exploitation of Modern Gaming
Video games are loved by millions across the world, for one reason or another: they captivate the imagination on a scale that matches and surpasses the film industry, they immerse like no other entertainment medium on the market, or they give the opportunity to play as a space marine shooting demons from hell—who doesn't want that? Many millions more have interacted with them at some other level besides playing as well; be it hardcore gamers who have owned (or still own) several consoles and have no intentions of putting the controller down, or a parent watching their child smash open their first wumpa crate in Crash Bandicoot. Video games have pioneered fun for players for decades now and the medium has seen genuinely incredible growth. However, as with any line of business, the game industry has changed drastically since its inception, and subsequently, so has modern gaming itself.
By Scott Alexander8 years ago in Gamers
Gaming News for Week of June 28, 2018
Top Story: Bethesda sues Warner Bros. over 'Westworld' game, alleging it uses code from hit mobile game 'Fallout Shelter.' Bethesda is suing publisher Warner Bros. and developer Behaviour Interactive over the release of mobile title Westworld for being a “blatant rip-off of Fallout Shelter.” Behaviour Interactive was contracted to work on the 2015 Fallout mobile game and provided a decent amount of code, along with art and designs, for the title. Bethesda alleges that Behaviour took that code and repackaged it with a Western veneer to sell to Warner Brothers, who were more than happy to publish. The titles are so similar, in fact, that they share similar bugs and glitches, according to Bethesda.
By Joe Brichetto8 years ago in Gamers
The 5 Things You Need to Know from E3 2018
It's the most magical time of year to be a gamer. E3 brings about absurd amounts of consumeristic hype as video game publishers lift back the curtain and reveal how the gaming landscape will be formed. With so many announcements over the past couple of days, it can be hard to keep every iota of gaming goodness straight. But there's no need to fret! Here are the five facts you need to get what E3 2018 was all about.
By Joe Brichetto8 years ago in Gamers
3 Reasons YOU Should Be Watching newLEGACYinc
The group known as newLegacyInc was blessed upon this world in the year 2009. The group consists of Jawnny (johnEblud), THE BIG DAWG Jericho (Jericho222), Slip, Htial, Duel (duel3000), LT, Sprite, Blake, and Dino. This group is mostly known for their livestream playthroughs of WWE/pro wrestling video games.
By Shawn Schnee8 years ago in Gamers
ARGs: When Games Meet Real Life
Some may remember last year when Blizzard first hinted about their newest hero at the time. On May 26, 2016, a newspaper appeared on Overwatch's Dorado map, asking a simple question: "Who is Sombra?" At the time, most thought nothing of the message, outside of a potential new hero. But when Ana's origin video was released, everything changed.
By Billy Halvorsen9 years ago in Gamers
Video Game Focus: HUSK Is An Eastern European Take On Silent Hill
Shivercliff is the name of a fictional town in the video game title HUSK. Shivercliff - the name alone sends shivers down the bones. It sends a sudden chillness along your spinal cord. But a poster to the game comes with a utterly contrasting caption “a place you’ll never want to leave…" A 90s town filled with luminous street lights, abandoned gas pumps, deformed NPCs and newspapers strewn like a Billie Jean music video doesn't really compliment the caption. It really sends a strong macabre vibe which loosely translates to "a place you’ll never want to visit ever" or "a place you'll never escape in the first place!"
By Mohammed Hidhayat9 years ago in Gamers
Poland Honors Geralt Of Rivia By Releasing A Limited Edition Official Stamp
Poland is a country that takes great pride in their fable chronicles, the Witcher series, so much so that a CD of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings was presented by Poland’s Prime Minister to American President Obama on his visit.
By Mohammed Hidhayat9 years ago in Gamers
Why I Contributed to the $3 Million Raised For Charity By People Driving a Virtual Bus
Since 2007, Desert Bus for Hope has raised money for the charity Child's Play by playing one of the worst games ever created: Desert Bus. This unreleased game from 1995 is a real time drive from Tucson, AZ to Las Vegas, NV and back, with no obstacles and a maximum speed of 45 mph.
By Tara Foulkrod9 years ago in Gamers
