YouTuber Removes GTA 6 Map Mod And Blasts Take-Two Over Copyright Strike – Kotaku

A popular YouTuber recently found themselves in hot water after a copyright strike from Take-Two Interactive over a GTA 6 map mod they had created. The YouTuber, known for their gaming content and mod showcases, had created a highly anticipated map mod for the upcoming GTA 6 game.

The map mod, which was based on leaked information and rumors surrounding the highly anticipated game, garnered a lot of attention from fans and fellow content creators alike. However, Take-Two Interactive, the publisher of the GTA series, was quick to issue a copyright strike against the YouTuber for using their intellectual property without permission.

In response to the copyright strike, the YouTuber decided to remove the GTA 6 map mod from their channel and issued a scathing statement directed at Take-Two Interactive. The statement criticized the publisher for stifling creativity and innovation within the gaming community and accused them of being overly aggressive in protecting their intellectual property.

The YouTuber’s fans were quick to show their support, with many voicing their disappointment with Take-Two Interactive’s actions. Some fans even started a petition calling for the publisher to retract the copyright strike and allow the YouTuber to re-upload the map mod.

As of now, Take-Two Interactive has not responded to the YouTuber’s statement or the fan petition. It remains to be seen how this copyright strike will impact the YouTuber’s channel and future content creation.

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