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“The releases of 'Doom 3' and 'Half-Life 2' may be more responsible for more computer upgrades than any other factor in the past several years, ... This could revive a PC games sales environment that has not seen a year-over-year weekly sales increase in units or dollars since the end of February 2003.” (Murphy Graeme)
“Now that 'San Andreas' has launched, we have decided to take an early exit off the highway largely due to a lack of product momentum for [Take Two] after 'GTA: San Andreas'. While it may be the largest video game of all time right now, there will be a day when GTA is supplanted by another game.” (Murphy Graeme)
“We ... believe that the loss of Jeff Lapin, an experienced industry veteran, should be viewed negatively. However, we believe that most investors hold Take-Two for one reason: GTA: San Andreas.” (Murphy Graeme)
“Take-Two will release GTA: San Andreas in October. San Andreas is widely anticipated to be largest game of the year, with the potential to sell over 10 million units worldwide. As a result, we expect that any weakness in the shares as the result of this morning's announcement to be temporary.” (Murphy Graeme)
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“While we cannot uncover all the nuances that occur inside any company, our work on Take-Two leads us to believe that serious problems surround the company's governance.” (Murphy Graeme)
“While EA shares are undoubtedly expensive based on near term earnings, we think the company is best positioned for the next video game cycle due to its heavy investment in research and development, and conservative accounting.” (Murphy Graeme)
I applaud anything that can take a kid away from a PlayStation or a Gameboy - that is a miracle in itself. (Murphy Graeme)
I mean, you don't go into a game to lose but to win and when you don't, it's upsetting. But if you played well, then you should be happy. (Murphy Graeme)
I don't have a game. (Murphy Graeme)
I don't know the first real thing about the dating game. I don't know how to talk to a specific person and connect. I just think you have to go to person by person and do the best you can with people in general. (Murphy Graeme)
The only things I'm competitive in are backgammon and poker. (Murphy Graeme)
It was a catch 22 situation because neither Dennis or I are ever going to talk about the reasons for our divorce... it was all left to supposition. It's just par for the course, it's just the fame game anyway. (Murphy Graeme)
I miss the personalization that Vegas was - there were showroom captains and all the dealers knew the gamblers by their first names. (Murphy Graeme)
“He is doing what he thinks is best. If that means we play a side or in a way that not many people agree with, then we have got to put that aside, move on and hopefully win the game.” (Murphy Graeme)
“It's disappointing when it happens anywhere in world football because we all know how wrong it is -- and so many people are working so hard to cut it out of the game.” (Murphy Graeme)
“Obviously, it's important he doesn't get a yellow card, ... But he can't go into the game -- and I'm sure the manager won't ask him to go into the game -- worrying about that yellow card because it could affect his performance.” (Murphy Graeme)
“We have been in this position before at the last championships when we beat Germany and ended up losing. It is unthinkable that we should go out at this stage, with the team and the players we've got. We can't even think about going into this game wanting a draw, we must go into it wanting to win.” (Murphy Graeme)
“I think the 2006 World Cup in Germany is probably as far as it will go for me as an England player,” (Murphy Graeme)
“If we win the next two games then, even if we finished in second place in the group, we've got very high points. We need to win, simple as that. That's what's we're here for. We said that before the Wales game we want to get six points out of the two games and that's what we look for.” (Murphy Graeme)
“If we win the next two games, we go top of the group, that's all we have to do.” (Murphy Graeme)
“We have a lot of work to do before four tough games coming up. Confidence-wise we just have to forget about this game.” (Murphy Graeme)
“[David Beckham echoed the thoughts of his manager in his assessment of England's second-half display against Denmark last night.] There are no excuses, ... We should be winning these games and it's embarrassing to lose like that, especially when there are 6,000 fans who have traveled to watch us.” (Murphy Graeme)
“It doesn't mean just because Michael is coming back, and I'm maybe in a different position, that things are going to change in the next game.” (Murphy Graeme)
“We may be tired in the next few games, but I think we will benefit. This is the sort of work I want to do, I enjoy it and I like working hard.” (Murphy Graeme)
“We can take a lot from that game, to play against one of the best teams in the world and we've outplayed them for 90 minutes, ... They've scored two goals in the last two minutes of extra time. We had a lot of young lads out there who played as if they had been around for a long time.” (Murphy Graeme)
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