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'I see Rockstar are going full fu**ers mode again, issuing copyright strikes to any GTA video they can find – including both my prototype videos,' Dailly said on Twitter. So now they're trying to block all release of anyone's work on a game – and any old development footage.- Mike Dailly™ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇦💙 August 21, 2022 I see Rockstar are going full fuckers mode again, issuing copyright strikes to any GTA video they can find – including both my prototype videos. Clearly, though, Rockstar doesn't seem to want this information on the internet for one reason or another. Dailly had seemingly posted these videos for no other reason than to give interested fans some insight into how Grand Theft Auto was made. Dailly, who worked at DMA Design (which eventually became Rockstar North), had previously shared videos that contained footage from prototype versions of GTA. According to new allegations from Mike Dailly, who is one of the original programmers that worked on 1997's Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar Games has recently issued copyright strikes to videos associated with the game that were uploaded to YouTube.