Things continue to be very up and down in the GTA modding world, with the latest instance of this involving Project Vice, the GTA 5 modding project which had re-created a version of GTA 6's map in that game. Its creator, YouTuber Dark Space, has opted to pull the latest set of download links to it offline, in response to a Take-Two copyright claim on a YouTube video they'd made showcasing their work.


Valve has just issued an update to its Steam Deck compatibility ratings for GTA 5 Enhanced and Rainbow Six Siege, declaring them both as Playable. That's despite both games using the same BattlEye anti-cheat software that blocks Linux gamers, like those using Valve's handheld gaming PC, from playing online with other gamers.
While the Steam Deck continues to be the best handheld gaming PC for most gamers, consistency with the platform's verification ratings has been a problem for some time. While GTA 5 Enhanced's main offline mode doesn't require anti-cheat, GTA Online does, as does Rainbow Six Siege, leaving a question mark over why the rating has been changed.
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