The creators of the core project filed their counterclaim on June 10 and have since had their GitHub uploads restored, according to Eurogamer. Related: GTA 5 Godzilla Mod Provides The Ultimate Rampage Experience A fork of the reverse-engineered GTA project was restored to GitHub in May following one DMCA counterclaim, followed later by another from a developer on a Switch port. They have also enabled ports to platforms Rockstar doesn't support, namely the Nintendo Switch, Wii U, and even PlayStation Vita.

Together, re3 and reVC took years to develop, and they enable graphical improvements like ray tracing and longer draw distances, crucial improvements given the age of GTA 3 and Vice City. The retrofitted Grand Theft Auto games were taken down in February, a result of a DMCA complaint by Rockstar Games parent company Take-Two Interactive, which alleged copyright infringement. Reverse-engineered fan versions of Grand Theft Auto III and Vice City, known as re3 and reVC, are fully back online following a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) counterclaim by the projects' creators.

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