It doesn't mean Take-Two won't pop back up with another action down the line, though. DMCA rulings state that if a party doesn't respond to a counternotice within an allotted time, the decision can be reversed.

Its creators decided to fight the takedown and after hearing nothing back from Take-Two, their mods were allowed to be reinstated. is the ultimate GTA Mobile Mod DB and provides you more than 1,500 Mods for GTA on Android & iOS: From Cars to Skins to Tools and more. The silver lining here is the reverse-engineered project mentioned above has been put back online. There's no word yet on whether GTA United will one day return. “This is a step we felt was necessary, as Take-Two and Rockstar Games seems to gradually reject more and more 'Modding' of their games,” the statement reads. The project first reared its head over a decade ago, but in a post named Final Chapter, its creators revealed it has now been removed and explained why that action has been taken.

It's a mod for San Andreas that brings both Vice City and Liberty City under the game's umbrella to create one mega map, hence the name GTA United. The mod in question is called GTA United and it isn't even for a modern-day GTA game. They weren't the only modded GTA projects to be targeted by Take-Two recently, and one group of modders has decided to be proactive about it and take action before Take-Two does.

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