In November 2024, Rockstar released a patch for "Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition" that removed the name and logo of Grove Street Games, the studio responsible for the remaster, from the game's startup screens. This action angered Thomas Williamson, CEO of Grove Street Games, who felt the removal was unjust, especially since his team had worked to fix many persistent issues. The incident highlighted tensions between developers and publishers, raising questions about recognition and accountability in the gaming industry.These controversies have played a significant role in shaping the GTA series' legacy, reflecting the complex relationship between video games, societal values, and industry practices. While the franchise continues to thrive, these incidents serve as reminders of the ongoing challenges and responsibilities within the gaming world.