Decline In Take Two Shares Is A Buying Opportunity Before Blockbuster 2013

By Chris Katje: The end of June marked the half way point of the year, and just like a car dealership CNBC is looking ahead to 2013. The financial news network released a list of ten highly anticipated video games for 2013. The CNBC article made me dive in to the 2013 video game industry to explore what is coming to the market.The List of Games:

ByDavid Chan: Our Recommendation Take Two Interactive (TTWO) is a video game developer with roots in prime marquee franchises such as Max Payne, Civilization, Borderlands, and the controversial Grand Theft Auto series.

Five new trailers for video game "Grand Theft Auto V" are finally here. 

Sony's PlayStation 4 and Microsoft's next Xbox console are months away from release.  

By Chris Katje: Shares of Take Two Interactive (TTWO) continue to be a bargain in the highly beaten down video game sector. Recent events, including Carl Icahn's increasing stake and the pending launch of Grand Theft Auto V, set up a bullish opportunity.

By Chris Katje: Wednesday, a relative small thing was announced by Take Two Interactive (TTWO). The company announced it had acquired the rights to make WWE (WWE) games from recent bankrupt THQI.

Michael Michaud submits:My Stock Pick This Week is a Short Sell on Take-Two Interactive Software

Are video games art? At this point, it’s a debate which has raged for years. But most gamers would likely agree that yes, video games are indeed an artistic medium. Of course, just like other artistic mediums — music, film, etc. — there are those who place a greater value in the artistic value of independent games compared to big budget commercial games produced by multinational publishers.