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Rockstar celebrates official GTA mod support by nuking non-official mod platform
News Can't we all just get along?
Take-Two CEO says you can trust that GTA 6 release date because they've spent, like, so much money on marketing in the run-up to it, and they're 'Not selling hamburgers' here
News No free hamburgers with GTA 6. You heard it here first.
'We're actively embracing generative AI,' Take-Two boss says, after previously expressing skepticism: 'We have hundreds of pilots and implementations across our company'
news CEO Strauss Zelnick says generative AI remains a tool for enabling creators to do bigger and better things, but it sounds like a shift away from past comments.
Grand Theft Auto 6 'launch marketing' will begin this summer as the November release date remains on track
news For consoles, at least. For PC? Well, no.
Will Take-Two announce another Grand Theft Auto 6 delay tomorrow?
news The company's first quarterly report of the calendar year drops on February 3, and some GTA fans are getting a little antsy.
Bully Online, the ambitious mod that brought multiplayer and more to Rockstar's classic school sim, shuts down a month after launch: 'This was not something we wanted'
news An official explanation for the shutdown hasn't been shared yet, but it sure looks like a C&D dropped hard.
Judge denies interim pay for fired Rockstar employees, but the decision 'does nothing to suggest that Rockstar will not be found guilty of unfair dismissal when the case goes to trial,' union says
news The judge said the bar for demonstrating a "pretty good chance of success" in the case is higher than what will apply at the final hearing.
2K Games chokes out another WWE game just 2 years after launch
news The two-year lifespan of 2K's big wrestling series continues.
Not even the UK government knows why Rockstar fired more than 30 employees in October: MP says that after meeting with the studio, 'I did not leave informed on exactly what these 31 people had done to warrant their immediate dismissal'
news The pressure on Rockstar is growing as UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer weighs in on the matter.
