Take-Two Interactive has filed a lawsuit to end the Re3 project, which uses reverse engineering to target source code GTA III I GTA Vice City And offer these games on more platforms – where they haven’t been officially released.
In fact, there’s a lot you can do with a game’s source code, especially for the gaming community. modern manufacturerBut bringing these classic games to consoles like the Nintendo Switch and PS Vita has been the biggest issue for Take-Two.
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This further fuels rumors that we should be seeing a trilogy of classic series titles GTA being released by the end of the year. It seems that the developer is concerned about restricting unofficial access to these games on the platforms where they will be released, such as the Nintendo Switch itself.
This concern is also reflected in the legal documents of the process. In the complaint, Take Two’s lawyers make the following statement:
“The defendants, perhaps most notably, allege that their source code GTA Allows players to install and play the game on multiple platforms, including those where the game has never been released, such as PlayStation Vita and Nintendo Switch.”
Take-Two Re3 seeks a preliminary injunction to stop the project’s activity immediately while proceedings are ongoing, even before the judge makes any decision.
