Grand Theft Auto V Legacy News

GTA Online's Rockstar Editor gets cut, but only for PS4 and Xbox One

We'll probably never see an official Grand Theft Auto movie come to fruition, but Rockstar Editor can get you pretty close. The GTA Online tool is handy for creating short films, wild clips, and capturing all that the game has to offer. However, those on last-gen consoles are about to have their dreams of being a Los Santos Spielberg dashed, because Rockstar Games is removing Rockstar Editor for PS4 and Xbox One players permanently.

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GTA 5 and Rockstar parent company files bizarre dispute against Remedy

Thursay, January 18 at 07:00 PT: A representative from Remedy has contacted reporter Stephen Totilo to explain that the ostensible dispute between Take-Two and Remedy has long been resolved. "There is nothing to see here," the unnamed representative explains. "This was a discussion between our teams that was resolved entirely and amicably late last year. "The legal filing was simply an initial formality, and Remedy and Take-Two continue to work together in partnership."

Despite working together on the Max Payne remakes, Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games' parent company Take-Two is currently in the midst of a trademark dispute with Remedy, the creator of Alan Wake 2, over the use of the letter 'R' in the company's current logo. Despite being filed in 2023, it looks like the dispute is still ongoing.

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GTA 5 actor goes nuclear on AI company that made a voice chatbot of him: 'I'm not worried about being replaced... I just hate these f**kers'

Ned Luke, the actor whose roles include GTA 5's Michael De Santa, has gone off on an AI company that released an unlicensed voice chatbot based on the character, and succeeded in having the offending bot nuked from the internet (first spotted by PCGamesN)...
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GTA 5 actor calls out "garbage" AI chatbot of his voice

Monday, January 15 A WAME statement sent to PCGamesN has been added to the bottom of this article

Ned Luke, the actor who portrays Michael De Santa in GTA 5, has called out the company WAME for the unlicensed use of his voice as part of a Michael AI chatbot, saying there's "nothing cool about ripping people off." Since Luke came out in protest of the chatbot, it looks like WAME has deleted all relevant tweets and the actual chatbot itself from the internet. This follows Grand Theft Auto 5 maker Rockstar Games shutting down an AI mod for the game last year.

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