Recent events
Recent events tied to this brand in public sources.
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2022
SNICKERS and WWE 2K22 named presenting partners of WrestleMania 38
Mars, Take-Two Interactive and WWE announced a partnership naming SNICKERS and WWE 2K22 presenting partners of WrestleMania 38. The agreement includes each brand presenting one evening's main event and promotional activations across WWE media and channels.
2022
Netflix announces BioShock film partnership
Netflix announced that it is working with Take-Two Interactive to produce a film adaptation of BioShock, with 2K also identified as a production partner.
2021
Take-Two announces acquisition of Roll7
Take-Two Interactive announced that its publishing label Private Division had acquired video game developer Roll7. The deal terms were not disclosed.
2021
Take-Two acquires Dynamixyz
Take-Two Interactive acquired facial animation company Dynamixyz. The article says the acquisition was aimed at strengthening Take-Two’s in-house capabilities and supporting subsidiaries including Rockstar Games and 2K.
2020
Take-Two acquired Ruffian Games
Take-Two Interactive acquired Ruffian Games, which had rebranded as Rockstar Dundee the previous week. The article says Take-Two held a controlling stake of over 75 percent.
2020
Tattoo artist’s copyright lawsuit over WWE games advances toward trial
An Illinois federal judge ruled that a factual issue remained over tattoo artist Catherine Alexander’s claim concerning reproductions of her work in three WWE 2K games; the lawsuit will proceed to trial, where a jury will decide whether copyright infringement occurred.
2020
Take-Two acquires Playdots
Take-Two Interactive acquired mobile developer Playdots in a deal worth $192 million. Playdots’ approximately 70 employees will join Take-Two as part of the deal.
2019
Take-Two sues over Red Dead Redemption mod project
Take-Two Interactive filed a lawsuit in a New York court against a mod project leader and ten unnamed co-defendants, alleging that the project violated its intellectual-property rights and user licensing agreements.
2019
Proletariat completes $20 million Series C financing
Proletariat announced that it had completed a $20 million Series C funding round led by Take-Two Interactive Software, with participation from existing investors including Spark Capital and FirstMark Capital.