Rockstar is even claiming royalties from a former developer of the first GTA for two prototype videos

A former worker from the first game in the saga noted on his Twitter that the capital R is in “bastard mode”.

It’s often very common to see what companies want. protect your product. Maybe sometimes they want to do too much. In this case, a former developer of the first GTA stated that Rockstar requested it. Copyright for publishing two prototype videos About the first Grand Theft Auto.

Rockstar is in bastard mode and claims copyright to any GTA videosMike Dailyit happened Mike Dailyly, co-founder of DMA Designnow known as Rockstar North, shared on his Twitter the following: “I see you get into Rockstar bastard mode again and publishes copyright notices any GTA video they can find me including two prototype videos“.

He goes on to claim the following: “So now they’re trying to block all release of anyone’s work in a game and any material of old development file”. In fact, no GTA videos appear anymore on Mike Dailly’s YouTube channel despite being one of the co-founders of what is now known as Rockstar North. Even so, as picked up by the medium VGC, this is the first public mention of such from the event.

Whatever it was, it’s clear that Rockstar is focusing on Grand Theft Auto in every way. The latest information from Bloomberg suggested that GTA 6 will take place in a fictional Miami with two characters, one of them is woman. Anyway, it seems that Rockstar’s ambition was so much that they even cut the content.