TAKE-TWO SIGNS NEW LONG-TERM XBOX PUBLISHER DEAL WITH MICROSOFT $TTWO and $MSFT signed a new agreement covering Take-Two’s games across all Xbox devices, replacing the company’s prior Xbox publishing deals. Take-Two will receive wholesale pricing and/or revenue share on digital products sold by Microsoft. Microsoft retains approval rights over game concepts, final versions and certain marketing materials. The agreement took effect Sept. 17.

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Take-Two ($TTWO) could get a fresh GTA 6 catalyst tonight when Netflix ($NFLX) airs an exclusive extended look at the game. Leaks have boosted search interest, but preorders still look strong ahead of the Nov. 19 release.

Take-Two has reportedly sent a lawyer to the home of the person who predicted the exact date that Cyberleek would start releasing GTA 6 videos. The prediction was made about a month before the leaks began, and now the situation has reportedly escalated enough for Take-Two to investigate the person behind it. Take-Two has already taken legal steps to identify people connected to the GTA 6 leaks, including seeking information from Microsoft and Discord.

Take-Two has lost around $2.8 billion in market value following the latest GTA 6 leaks. Take-Two’s stock was around $248 per share before the leaks on August 18 and later dropped to around $233 per share. The company’s total market value fell by more than $2.8 billion in less than two days.

Take-Two Interactive stock rose nearly 5% today after Rockstar confirmed that Grand Theft Auto VI preorders will open on June 25. The news boosted investor confidence ahead of the game’s November 19 launch, which is expected to be one of the biggest releases in gaming history.