Take-Two halts development on the GTA V port for Switch and mobile

, by Thibaut

Take-Two halts development on the GTA V port for Switch and mobile

All the greatest projects developed by fans usually meet the same fate. This is now the case for the Grand Theft Auto V port to Switch and PC, which was being developed by Paralympics Productions.

In a post on X, the studio announced its imminent closure following a lawsuit filed by Take-Two Interactive. The dev will permanently shut down on October 3 and the ports will be abandoned.

An experimental version of GTA V for the original Switch had recently been released. The studio’s goal was to create a separate Android version that would run natively on ARM platforms. Touch controls were even supposed to be supported.

Thus, the project ends here, with no possibility of finding a successor since the source code has not been released.

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