Uh .... why?

I kind of get wanting first party studios to expand in number and also being happy that a talented company is joining as a first party developer for a console you like. It adds the perceived notion of value that not only are you getting something, but it's special only for this specific purchase you made.

But it really wouldn't affect anything else aside from that. Take-Two is already in the business of making critically acclaimed massive sellers and they don't need more money or support. 

Quite literally all it would do would lock the game from more people xD I really can't see Take-Two making their games much differently under Sony.

I have no problem with that, let Google buy Ubisoft, and Microsoft buy EA.

If these companies want to bolster their Libraries, and dig in for the Streaming future, that is great news. If this would mean future titles from Take-Two, EA, and Ubisoft have a 1st Party level of polish, then we all win.

I have no problem subscribing to PS Now, Game Pass, and Google Stream. Ideally, at a minimum the streaming service would be available on all platforms, with native support on PC and each individual companies hardware. To me that would make owning the hardware, and subscribing to the services much more enticing.

I find this hard to believe simply because what would the incentive be for Take-Two to wanna get bought out by any company? They're not hurting for money by any means, just look at all the cash they're making from GTA V and GTA Online from multiple systems alone and how Red Dead Redemption 2 has sold and will continue to sell.

Why choose to limit that to one system?

No.

Sony can easily leverage banks for a cash buyout of Take-Two, companies do it all the time. Disney used $36 billion (of a $71 Billion dollar deal) of bank financing to help it purchase Fox's entertainment assets.

In Sony's case they can put $1-2 billion of their own cash, sell its stake in Spotify for another $1 billion, give $2 billion in shares and finance the rest.

This would be massive if true, doesn't seen possible to be honest I don't believe it.

I don't think you have to worry about games being locked to one platform very much longer. In some form or fashion we will be able to play all games on all devices very soon. As much as people hate streaming, this is the reality that it brings. Microsoft, Sony, Google, Amazon, these companies arn't looking to reach the ~200 million people that own consoles, they are going after the 3 Billion people connected via the devices they already own.

The industry is about to change a lot, regardless whether this rumor is true or not. Streaming, VR, Mobile, these technologies are about to open a whole new chapter for gaming.

Sony's total equity is 27 billion dollars, and 171 billion in assets. 

I don´t believe that at all.

Nah MS is becoming a third party studio so it won't happen.