Take-Two strikes again with another takedown notice for GTA 3

A small group of passionate fans of GTA are currently on an ongoing legal battle between Rockstar Games’ parent company Take-Two Interactive for alleged copyright infringement. In early September, we reported on our Twitter page that Take-Two filed a civil action lawsuit against 5 individual fans. This cause of action comes after the group filed

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