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Thinkpad (AXcess News) Houston, TX - The City of Los Angeles has sued
Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (Nasdaq: TTWO) for hiding
pornographic material in a video game andwants the company to give
up part of its profits.
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Microsoft L.A. City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo is asking that the company
disgorge a portion of the profits from the game, Grand Theft
Auto: San Andreas.
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Laptop Computers Delgadillo's suit culminates a seven-month investigation by the
Federal Trade Commission, which found that Take-Two had created the
adult content that's in question.
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Laptop Computer Last July gamers discovered they could unlock the hidden
sexually explicit content in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. At the
time, the company insisted that hackers had created and inserted
thesmut into the game.
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Desktop Computer Take-Two had sold over 30 million copies of the video game
before the accusations sufaced, calling for a recall from store
shelves and rating the game as adult content. That move cost the
company dearly, both in income and investor confidence, but when
Los Angeles' city attorney filed the lawsuit it seemed to panic the
market which dove out of the stock Friday.
Notebooks Shares of Take-Two fell $2.34, or nearly 14%, to close at
$14.69. In after-market trading Take-Two stock continued dropping,
losing another 39 cents, or 2.65%.
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