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What: Shares of video game specialist Take-Two Interactive (Nasdaq: TTWO) climbed as high as 13% in intraday trading Friday after swinging to a fourth-quarter profit on strong sales for several of its key franchises.

So what: Driven by strong performances of games like NBA 2K11, Civilization 5, and Red Dead Redemption, Take-Two reported a profit from continuing operations of $0.58 per share, easily besting the average analyst estimate of $0.31. It's no secret that the Motley Fool Rule Breakers pick has been troubled in recent years, but with today's results marking the third straight quarter in the green, Take-Two seems to be turning the proverbial corner.

Now what: Our Foolish community has long felt that Take-Two's creative talent is among the best in the industry, so with the company now on the path to consistent profitability as well, it's tough not to be bullish. With Take-Two "firing on all cylinders," management blew out Wall Street's expectations for the current quarter, as well. While Activision Blizzard (Nasdaq: ATVI) and Electronic Arts (Nasdaq: ERTS) remain the two big gorillas in the space, Take-Two might have the bigger upside, going forward.

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