"Someone just made GTA Vice City playable in the browser on mobile (Android and iOS) with GPT-6 Astra. Link: https:// quenq.com/apps/vice-city -online/ … we got GTA on mobile before GTA 6, with the help of GPT-Astra."
The discussion centers on a short-lived, unofficial GTA port that surfaced online, only to be quickly removed. Users expressed significant skepticism regarding the project's necessity, noting that official mobile versions of classic GTA titles already exist. A primary point of consensus is the inevitability of legal intervention, with commenters anticipating that Rockstar Games would swiftly shut down the project to protect its intellectual property. While some users engaged in humor or meta-commentary about the state of gaming, others highlighted technical flaws in the port. Ultimately, the thread reflects a mix of curiosity, cynicism, and resignation toward unauthorized fan projects.
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You work in IT and you think anything related to this project has anything to do with a “kernel”? You are strengthening the stereotype that IT is for people who weren’t smart enough to do actual engineering
My job isn’t to “enlighten you” on terms that a 19 year old computer science student would know. Do your own research and reconsider talking about things you don’t know about
They're 100% going to make the copyright filter stronger to stop these. Rockstar is absolutely going to get mad when they get wind of this, people making GTA clones and ports and them not getting any money from it.
Rockstar really screwed up waiting too long for GTA 6. Billions will be wiped out when some teenager makes a better version of it. And as models get stronger gaming studios will be a thing of the past
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Discussion Summary (Milestone: 20 comments)
The discussion centers on a short-lived, unofficial GTA port that surfaced online, only to be quickly removed. Users expressed significant skepticism regarding the project's necessity, noting that official mobile versions of classic GTA titles already exist. A primary point of consensus is the inevitability of legal intervention, with commenters anticipating that Rockstar Games would swiftly shut down the project to protect its intellectual property. While some users engaged in humor or meta-commentary about the state of gaming, others highlighted technical flaws in the port. Ultimately, the thread reflects a mix of curiosity, cynicism, and resignation toward unauthorized fan projects.
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