Take-Two Interactive

 Hungary A talán legrégebb óta fejlesztett játékprogramot a Take-Two Interactive, a GTA kiadója szerette volna megjelentetni, a jogokért korábban 12 millió dollárt fizetett. A kiadó a hónap elején bejelentette, hogy nem támogatja tovább a fejlesztést, ...

 UK By Austin Modine • Get more from this author Supposed Duke Nukem Forever developer 3D Realms has responded to a lawsuit filed by the game's would-be publisher, Take-Two Interactive, calling it "merely a bully tactic" to seize the Duke Nukem franchise. ...

Then, on Friday, May 14, would-be Duke Nukem Forever publisher Take-Two Interactive (Grand Theft Auto, BioShock) sued 3D Realms' parent company, Apogee Software Ltd. According to the Bloomberg news service, Take-Two accused 3D Realms of failing to ...

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Based on a lawsuit filed Friday by Take-Two Interactive, it might continue. On Friday, publisher Take-Two Interactive Software sued 3DRealms (doing business as Apogee Software) after 3DRealms closed its doors a week earlier. For fans of the game, ...

 NC Take-Two Interactive has sued Apogee Software over the collapse of Duke Nukem Forever, claiming it paid $12 million for the publishing rights to the game, but former 3D Realms CEO Scott Miller says the studio "didn't get a penny of that money. ...

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However, the 3D Realms closing has left Take-Two Interactive in the lurch. Take-Two, best known for the development of the Grand Theft Auto, Bioshock, and Manhunt games (just to name a few), argues that 3D Realms parent company Apogee Software breached ...

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 UK Take Two Interactive claims it has the exclusive rights to publish Duke Nukem Forever, that the contract it has is binding, and that it will take control of this particular poisoned chalice. However, it seems that 3D has told Take-Two to go forth and ...

 Australia America's Take-Two Interactive, publisher of major franchises like Grand Theft Auto, Civilization, BioShock and Max Payne, is suing developer 3D Realms over the Duke Nukem Forever debacle. The game had been in development since 1997, but 3D Realms ...

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 UK DNF's intended publisher, Take-Two Interactive, is accusing the defunct dev house 3D Realms of contract breach for failing to deliver the long-long-awaited game. 3D Realms was supposedly designing DNF since 1997 (way back before there was even such a ...

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 UK By John Tserkezis Posted Friday 15th May 2009 23:09 GMT I think Take Two Interactive needs to take some stick here. They waited 10+ years and 3D Realm to go bust before suing? That's a long time. The only thing they can hope for here is a 10+ year old ...

News posts from Gamasutra and Edge confirm that Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of development studios like 2K Games (BioShock) and the various Rockstar studios (Grand Theft Auto, Bully), is filing a lawsuit against Apogee Software, ...

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 UK DNF's intended publisher, Take-Two Interactive, is accusing the defunct dev house 3D Realms of contract breach for failing to deliver the long-long-awaited game. 3D Realms was supposedly designing DNF since 1997 (way back before there was even such a ...

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New York - Video game publisher Take-Two Interactive (NASD: TTWO) has filed suit against developers 3D Realms and Apogee Software, for failure to deliver the long-awaited PC game "Duke Nukem Forever," Bloomberg reports. 3D Realms last week announced ...

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 CA Bloomberg is reporting that Take-Two Interactive has filed suit against Apogee Software over the demise of Duke Nukem Forever, a consequence of 3D Realms closing this month. “Apogee continually delayed the completion date for the Duke Nukem Forever ...

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 CA Take-Two Interactive Software, the publisher of Duke Nukem Forever, has sued Apogee Software's 3D Realms over the failed development of the next-generation Duke Nukem sequel. Take-Two's filing in the New York State Supreme Court states that the game ...

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 OR Grand Theft Auto publisher Take-Two Interactive has sued Apogee, parent company of 3D Realms, over the failed development of Duke Nukem Forever. At this point, it should come as no surprise that the saga of the mythical video game Duke Nukem Forever ...

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News posts from Gamasutra and Edge confirm that Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of development studios like 2K Games (BioShock) and the various Rockstar studios (Grand Theft Auto, Bully), is filing a lawsuit against Apogee Software, ...

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 PA Legal junkies can follow the case of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. v. Apogee Software Ltd. through the New York State Supreme Court website. I guess this puts an end to the conspiracy theories that Duke Nukem Forever was actually done and all of ...

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 NY by Nicholas Deleon on May 15, 2009 Take-Two Interactive has sued Apogee Software Ltd., also known as 3D Realms, for breach of contract. Of course, that breach was closing up shop before it finished Duke Nukem Forever, which had been in development ...

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Turns out the publisher is none too pleased with the big fat nothing they got out of their publishing agreement for Duke Nukem Forever. by David Radd on Friday, May 15, 2009 Bloomberg is reporting that Take-Two Interactive is suing Apogee Software, ...

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As a result of this, Take-Two Interactive, who actively holds the publishing rights to the game, has filed suit against 3D Realms. According to Take-Two, by failing to deliver a finalized title, the developers effectively “breached an agreement to ...

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 CA Grand Theft Auto IV publisher Take-Two Interactive is apparently suing Apogee Software due to the failed development of Duke Nukem Forever. In a financial report on Bloomberg.com the details of the case came to light, stating that publishing rights to ...

 UK Duke Nukem Forever (and) Apogee repeatedly assured Take-Two and the video-gaming community that it was diligently working toward competing development of the PC Version of the Duke Nukem Forever." The case is Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. v. ...

 UK Take Two Interactive is suing Apogee Software/3DRealms because it said the developer failed to deliver Duke Nukem Forever. "Apogee continually delayed the completion date for the Duke Nukem Forever," Take-Two's complaint says. ...

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 CA Duke Nukem Forever, which 3D Realms was supposedly working on from 1997 right up until it closed its doors on May 6, is at the center of a lawsuit filed by its would-be publisher, Take-Two Interactive. But who's left to sue? The still-operating Apogee ...

 MD However, it was super disappointing for publisher Take-Two Interactive, who had invested over $12 million in the game, because the publisher is suing 3D Realms, or what's left of it. According to Bloomberg, Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. filed a ...

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 NY More disappointing for publisher Take-Two Interactive, which invested over $12 million in the game. Understandably, Take-Two is suing 3D Realms. Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. filed a breach of contract suit against Apogee Software Ltd. this week ...

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 NY Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ:TTWO) announced Thursday that it has ceased funding development of "Duke Nukem Forever," a follow up game to the original Duke Nukem 3D first-person shooters game. Duke Nukem Forever, which was being developed by 3D Realms ...

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 Hungary Bár a Duke Nukem Forever kiadási jogai a Take Two Interactive-nél vannak, a vállalat közölte, megállapodásuk nem tartalmazta a fejlesztések finanszírozását. Mindez arra utal, hogy a többek közt a Grand Theft Auto franchise-t birtokló kiadó nem kívánja ...