The Grand Theft Auto Modding Wars Are Over, and Rockstar Has Won
Take-Two has forced the complete shutdown of FiveM's biggest competitor, alt:V, consolidating all modding under its official FiveM umbrella ahead of GTA 6.
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Take-Two has forced the complete shutdown of FiveM's biggest competitor, alt:V, consolidating all modding under its official FiveM umbrella ahead of GTA 6.
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CEO Strauss Zelnick dismissed shutdown rumors, stating there is "every reason to believe" the multiplayer juggernaut will survive the GTA 6 release if engagement stays this high.
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The Kinda Funny host casually mentioned receiving Rockstar emails about hands-on sessions, momentarily convincing fans the November launch was locked in before revealing the truth.
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A new mod adds modern physics-based rendering to 18,000 textures, proving that Liberty City doesn't need an official remaster to look like it was released today.