A lot of opinions and analysis has been given from all angles in regards to the EA-Take Two acquisition. But here's one that really does matter. The FTC has concluded its non-public investigation on the matter and they've basically given EA the green light for it. What were their findings? Find out after the jump.

Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive (who's not seemingly very interactive in this case) are still engaged in a struggle as to the negotiations pertaining to the acquisition. It's been going on quite a long while now, and still there's no clear light at the end of the tunnel. Well, at least it gives Michael Pachter something to do. More forecasts from the analyst of Wedbush Morgan on the possible outcomes of this whole drama-filled take-over dance.

Jack Thompson's disbarment isn't stopping him from going after Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar Games, and Grand Theft Auto IV (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3). This time, Thompson has blamed the game for a murder committed by a Thai teen-ager on a taxi driver. More in the full article up next.

Electronic Arts has once again extended the deadline for its buyout offer for Take-Two Interactive's shares. While EA's persistence may impress some, Take-Two's own execs aren't as amused. More on this story in the full article.

Electronic Arts has complied with the Federal Trade Commission's requirements and has submitted necessary information to allow the government probe against possible antitrust law violations. The company has also promised to take no actions in its takeover quest of rival Take-Two until late August, ensuring that the competition is safe for now. Full details after the jump.

A whole new team of developers is jumping in aboard BioShock PS3 in the form of Digital Extremes. They've got experience, and they've proven themselves to ably deliver the goods. A very positive prospect, don't you think. Read up on this 2K Games-Digital Extremes partnership more after the jump.

Take-Two Interactive, publisher of the record-breaking Grand Theft Auto 4 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3), has agreed to comply to the Federal Trade Commission's wishes and will send information about its supposed deal with giant Electronic Arts. This means that the commission will now start assessing the US$ 2 billion deal to safeguard against potential antitrust law violations. More in the full article.

This is getting a little old. Electronic Arts has once again extended their buyout offer to Take-Two Interactive for, what... the fourth time now? How many deadlines have to pass before the offer actually dies? Details about the extended offer in the full article.

The PlayStation 3 version of BioShock is definitely coming this year, but the point of discussion regarding its release is when exactly it will drop. The guys over at Take-Two Interactive earlier announced an October launch, but new reports suggest that it will be in stores come early November. What's happening? Details in the full article.

Another roadblock has appeared in the FTC's ongoing probe into EA's hostile takeover bid for Take-Two Interactive. Take-Two has declined to comply with a subpoena and civil investigative demand from the FTC, saying that the new requests are too broad and costly. More in the full article.