"Downloading, possession and distribution of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, including making the game available on the internet, is theft." Then came this warning from the company: "We take the theft of our intellectual property very seriously and we are and will continue to diligently and aggressively pursue this matter."įor those wishing to help track down the San Andreas thieves, Rockstar also offered the following advice: "If anyone finds information on websites with links to unauthorized downloads, information, scans or videos, please contact us at officials also emphasized the fact that the theft would not affect Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas' release plans. "The proper authorities are investigating the theft and are continuing to investigate all possible leads to ensure there is no further dissemination of our creative content," read the statement. Late today, Rockstar issued a statement on this latest in a series of unfortunate events. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has become the latest victim of piracy, with illegal copies of the game, its manual, and its cover appearing on various Web sites. Ironically, it also happens to be a game titled after a larcenous act itself. Less than a week after a pirated version of Halo 2 began appearing on the Web, another of the year's most sought after games has been stolen.
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