Well, we've gotten two Dragon Age games every other year and will have the last two Mass Effects released within a couple years of each other - don't think it's that much of a stretch.
Would guess Take-Two's asking price has gone up exponentially with the success of Rockstar's new IPs, as well as the surprising success of other titles. While EA's done very well quality-wise of late with what it's published (I'd add Need for Speed Hot Pursuit, Crysis 2, Bulletstorm as really good titles EA's recently published) I'd hate to see them (or Activision) get Take-Two. Just don't think it's good for the industry because big companies want to get bigger. Without any type of regulation the larger companies are going to swallow everything around them, meaning less competition, which is never good from a consumer perspective. And with these companies trying to maximize profits as much as they can, nickle and diming consumers - I just heard Activision's trying to push some sort of "elite" online service for CoD - eventually the consumer ends up losing out in the end imo. Consumers already have less discretionary cash to pay for other games and the market as a whole suffers (again, imo). There's very little competition within sports gaming now; it'd be non-existent if EA got Take-Two.
I'd guess Take-Two's asking price would be really high right now with Rockstar on a Pixar-like streak.
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