Recently, Grand Theft Auto V publisher Take-Two Interactive saw fit to reach out to the lead developer of modding tool OpenIV with a cease and desist notice. The tool, which has allowed the GTA ...

In addition to creating tools to make other mods possible, the OpenIV Team was working on a large-scale project of their own – namely, importing of the entire Grand Theft Auto IV Liberty City map into ...

It is better to have some mods instead of none, right? In a welcome move, Rockstar Games and Grand Theft Auto publisher Take-Two Interactive have agreed to not take legal action against single-player ...

OpenIV, a multi-purpose editor and archive manager for PC versions of Grand Theft Auto 5 and GTA 4 will no longer be distributed by the developers after an official Cease-and-Desist letter was handed ...

Update June 24, 2017: It looks like a win for OpenIV, as the mod has just received an update following Take-Two and Rockstar's change of heart on single-player mods. After Take-Two released its ...

Unlike the Bethesda games, GTA 5 does not have any third-party convenient mod managers. As a result, players must manually organize and install all of their downloaded mods. Several prerequisites are ...

Last week, the GTA V modding community was in an major uproar after popular modding tool OpenIV was shut down by GTA V publishers Take-Two and Rockstar Games. Shortly following the shutdown, the GTA V ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. [UPDATE] Rockstar Games confirmed in a statement to GameSpot today that its parent company, Take-Two, did send a letter to the mod group. The ...

Last month, the developer of OpenIV received a cease-and-desist letter from Take-Two Interactive requesting that the creators of the modding tools "stop immediately any further work and/or ...

Take-Two Interactive has ordered that two more Grand Theft Auto mods be withdrawn, with the makers of both offering to donate their sales revenue to charity. Rockstar informed GamesIndustry.biz that ...