Take-Two released takedowns for GTA mods

Earlier this year, Rockstar parent company Take-Two Interactive played a whack-a-mole takedown game. Reverse-engineered versions of Grand Theft Auto 3 and Vice City. It looks like the publisher has gone even further in the past week by issuing DMCA takedown notices for GTA 5 map mods like Vice City Umrah, as well as many popular mods for previous games in the series.

GTA: Liberty City It was a total transformation that brought the GTA 3 setting to the Vice City engine and it was first released in 2005. It is no longer available on ModDB. vice crying, which replaced Vice City’s textures and models with HD versions, is also gone. that’s how it is GTA: Underground, which combined maps from not only GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas, but also those from other Rockstar games Bully, Manhunt, and Manhunt 2, then added guerrilla warfare. So are the mods that turn San Andreas into console-exclusive outlets Freedom City Stories And the Vice City Stories. And that’s not all.

Subject to GTAForums Moves are indexed, plus comment Rockstar statement about singleplayer mod تعديل, initially during Back and forth via the OpenIV modifier In 2017, which many applicants believed would protect their work, it was quietly updated in 2019. It now notes that it doesn’t apply to “using or importing any other IP (including Rockstar IP) into the project” to get games, stories or tasks or new maps. None of these clauses were in the original version of Rockstar’s statement, which excluded: Wayback-machine, but it can still be read on our website A news item from that time.