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Take-Two Replaces Three Board Members

Ben Feder, Grover C. Brown, Esq., and John F. Levy, have announced they wonít stand for re-election.

At the company’s 2010 annual stockholder meeting, Take-Two’s board of directors will nominate three new board members to replace Ben Feder, Grover C. Brown, Esq., and John F. Levy, who will not stand for re-election.

The change in board representation has come at the request of certain stockholders, including Carl Icahn, holder of approximately 11.3 percent of Take-Two shares. Ben Feder will continue to serve as Chief Executive Officer of Take-Two.

Strauss Zelnick, chairman of Take-Two, said, “I want to express my gratitude to Ben, Grover and John not only for their dedicated service to Take-Two stockholders but also for their very gracious decision not to stand for re-election so that we can facilitate a change in Board composition. It’s important to note that Mr. Icahn did not request that these directors in particular step down; they were willing to continue in their role but agreed not to stand for re-election in keeping with their commitment to the Company and desire to put the best interests of stockholders first, as they have done throughout their tenure on the Board.”

Carl Icahn explained, “Take-Two has industry-leading development talent and intellectual property. I’m a firm believer in the long-term potential of the Company, and from a corporate governance point of view I applaud the current board for its responsiveness.”

Zelnick added, “Advancing our stockholders’ interests is the Board’s guiding principle, and it’s in that spirit that we’ve undertaken a change in board representation. We have much to accomplish at Take-Two in the year ahead, and we welcome the new directors who each have experience in the entertainment industry and will help us achieve our objectives.”