Two weeks ago the popular Grand Theft Auto modding program OpenIV was taken offline after the game series' publisher Take-Two Interactive sent a cease and desist notice to its developers. Now it's ...

OpenIV is no longer being distributed due to a cease and desist letter from Take-Two. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Update: ...

OpenIV for GTA 5 is a necessary PC modding tool without which you can't really install a number of mods. It was originally designed for Grand Theft Auto IV, which explains the name, but it also works ...

Modding is one of the best advantages of playing games on PC, and GTA games are no exception. Grand Theft Auto 5 has a huge modding community that has created a plethora of mods catering to all types ...

Recently, Grand Theft Auto V publisher Take-Two Interactive saw fit to reach out to the lead developer of modding tool OpenIV with a cease and desist notice. The tool, which has allowed the GTA ...

Grand Theft Auto 5's most popular mod tool, OpenIV, has officially returned to availability after several weeks down due to a Take-Two cease and desist letter. This hopefully marks the end of the ...

Grand Theft Auto 5 has remained a best-seller for years on PC, largely thanks to mods made with the OpenIV toolkit. We previously reported on a takedown claim Rockstar parent company Take-Two ...

Take-Two has killed off yet another high-profile Grand Theft Auto mod, and the community has responded with an uproar. Rockstar parent company Take-Two Interactive has sent a cease and desist letter ...

OpenIV, a multi-purpose editor and archive manager for PC versions of Grand Theft Auto 5 and GTA 4 will no longer be distributed by the developers after an official Cease-and-Desist letter was handed ...

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UPDATE 15/06/2017 1.22am: Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games has responded to OpenIV's removal, claiming that the software could interfere with the game's online modes and that it's working on ...