We ask that you remove all copyrighted works from your Patreon page.' 'Specifically, the claim comes from Take-Two Interactive Software … who owns the rights to Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Mafia Definitive Edition being utilized in your posts on Patreon. 'We recently received a copyright claim for works you are making available on Patreon,' Patreon's Trust and Safety Team wrote. Either way, it is unclear to everyone but Take-Two what content violates the DMCA. Even though he does not use any proprietary code to give the games VR support, those might be what the publisher is going after. Ross has several items related to those games, including images, guides, recommendations, and tutorials. The problem is that T2 did not specify which content violated its copyrights.

The game publisher recently filed a copyright claim with Patreon demanding that Ross remove content related to Grand Theft Auto V, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Mafia Definitive Edition. With an endless supply of first-person games already out there, it's not surprising to see the modding community has been busy actively creating mods to give AAA titles the VR treatment.Ī modder named Luke Ross (pseudonym), who has been making a decent living by creating mods that allow regular games to run through VR, has received a cease and desist from Take-Two Interactive. Other developers have officially added support to existing significant titles like Resident Evil 7, Doom (2017), and Skyrim. Half-Life Alyx comes to mind as a big-budget VR exclusive. In context: Virtual Reality games can be fun, but there are not many AAA titles with VR modes.

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