The modders thought they could be cute by using the mechanisms of DMCAs to reinstate their project, perhaps not realising that Take-Two were prepared to bring out the big guns. It's perhaps worth picking the bones out of this.
That is, Take-Two's lawyers did not respond to the counter-claim, so Github restored the project. Re3 and reVC project lead 'aap' told Eurogamer: "We went the normal route: one of our team members filed a counterclaim with GitHub and after a waiting period of about 14 days the repo got reinstated." The mods were removed from Github per the notice: however, the modding team counter-claimed with an argument about fair use. Vice City Remastered has been under development for 4 years, and you can download it from here.īelow you can also find some screenshots, showcasing its lovely graphics.Certain modders, somewhat in the spirit of Grand Theft Auto, have tried to keep going: the 'reverse-engineering' projects re3 and reVC-spruced-up versions of GTA3 and GTA: Vice City respectively-were hit with the DMCA notice in February. This is obviously crucial for such big mods as it can provide players with new experiences (instead of you know, simply exploring the Vice City map).
What’s also cool here is that this mod features some custom scenarios/missions. It also has Instanced Grass, SLOD’s with proper Water Reflection and Car Generators. It also comes with spec mapped windows for proper reflections, brand new models and textures and working traffic lights.įurthermore, Vice City Remastered has Material Accuracy (no more broken alphas) and full path and Navmesh support. This DLC-sized mod features MLO interiors, bump mapped roads and various buildings, as well as 3D neon models. As its title suggests, this is a full port of Vice Cry to Grand Theft Auto V, running as a DLC. Modder ‘lunchxbles’ has released Vice Cry: Remastered for Grand Theft Auto 5.
Grand Theft Auto and Vice City fans, here is something really special for you today.
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