Those rumors were also fanned this past weekend by confirmation that Take-Two has three unannounced 'iterations of previously released titles' in the works. It's speculative at this point, but that tracks with the rumors we heard earlier this year that Take-Two is working on remakes of the PS2 Grand Theft Auto games. Set in the fictional Liberty City in 2001, Grand Theft Auto III begins a new. It was originally released for the PlayStation 2 console, but also saw ports for the PC and Xbox.
One reason a company might become more concerned with this kind of copyright infringement is that it's planning to release a similar product and wants to be sure that its claim to the material can't be challenged. Grand Theft Auto III Main Theme Grand Theft Auto III (also shortened into GTA III or GTA 3) is a 2001 action-adventure videogame developed by Rockstar North (then known as DMA Design) and published by Rockstar Games. That lead to a group of modders preemptively taking down their 14-year-old mod for San Andreas in case they were next on Take-Two's list.
Since then, Take-Two has issued takedowns for mods that move content from older Grand Theft Auto games into GTA5, as well as mods that combine older games from the GTA3 generation into one. This has been a legally active year for Take-Two, starting with takedown notices for reverse-engineered versions of GTA3 and Vice City.
