Rockstar News

Take-Two parent Rockstar has unleashed its attack lawyers on the Chicago Transit Authority and is suing it for pulling GTA IV adverts.

On April 9, inmate Jonathan Lee Riches, 31, filed a request for a temporary restraining order in a US District Court against Grand Theft Auto publisher Take-Two, developer Rockstar, FCI Williamsburg and the video game itself.

With only two weeks left until Grand Theft Auto IV hits the shelfs, Rockstar begins to ready itself for a brigade of adverts.

Within weeks, Rockstar's most anticipated game to date will be hitting store shelves through out North America. To further tease people, a massive information content update was released yesterday.

Manhunt 2’s controversial British saga continues, as censors continue to try to block the sale of the violent video game by appealing last week’s hearing that favoured publisher Rockstar Games. Is this drama merely helping Manhunt 2’s publicity?

Digital Journal -- Only Rockstar Games could get away with it. Scenes of boys kissing boys in its latest title [i]Bully[/i] are sparking controversy that is thundering across the gaming world.

A federal judge refused a request from Take-Two Interactive Software to immediately dismiss some claims in a lawsuit accusing it of selling "Grand Theft Auto" video games containing sexually explicit images under the wrong content label.