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GSR Editor Terri - "It seems everywhere, and everyone has made this RPG list, so it only feels right (and wrong) we join the fray. However with personal tastes ruling the day for most of the members of the GSR team weve decided to forgo the traditional, Top XX Route in favor of something a wee bit more user friendly. Over the next five weeks we are going to present 50 games that are worthy of your time, were must have RPGs, or what we consider to be some of the classics. Agree with the list? Disagree with it? Think weve completely lost it? Let us know, thats what comments are for after all."

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A firefighting game needs a legendary hero

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Gamespot: Rockstar Games, along with its parent company Take-Two, has launched a lawsuit against the BBC in a bid to prevent the broadcaster from airing an upcoming drama based on the real-life story on the development of Grand Theft Auto games.

Added: 21.05.2015 13:47 | 9 views | 0 comments

Rockstar Games, along with its parent company Take-Two, has launched a lawsuit against the BBC in a bid to prevent the broadcaster from airing an upcoming drama based on the real-life story on the development of Grand Theft Auto games.

The corporation said the action was "necessary" after failed talks with the broadcaster. In a statement sent to GameSpot, Take-Two said it has "filed suit against the BBC for trademark infringement based on their movie currently titled ‘Game Changer’ as it relates to Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto video game series."

GameSpot understands that the Game Changer production team had not been provided any assistance from current employees of Rockstar Games during the research f its programme.

Take-Two suggested that it had been in talks with the BBC on several occasions, though didn't explain its intention in those meetings, and claimed that no resolution with the public broadcaster had been reached.

"While holders of the trademarks referenced in the film title and its promotion, .

Added: 21.05.2015 13:47 | 3 views | 0 comments

Rockstar Games, along with its parent company Take-Two, has launched a lawsuit against the BBC in a bid to prevent the broadcaster from airing an upcoming drama based on the real-life story on the development of Grand Theft Auto games.

The corporation said the action was "necessary" after failed talks with the broadcaster. In a statement sent to GameSpot, Take-Two said it has "filed suit against the BBC for trademark infringement based on their movie currently titled ‘Game Changer’ as it relates to Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto video game series."

GameSpot understands that the Game Changer production team had not been provided any assistance from current employees of Rockstar Games during the research f its programme.

Take-Two suggested that it had been in talks with the BBC on several occasions, though didn't explain its intention in those meetings, and claimed that no resolution with the public broadcaster had been reached.

"While holders of the trademarks referenced in the film title and its promotion, .