Grand Theft Auto V’ (GTA V) Cheat, Elusive, Creator Sued By Take-Two Interactive Software

 
Rockstar Games' parent company Take-Two Interactive has filed a motion against the Florida resident Jhonny Perez, for copyright infringement and requesting default judgment, $150,000 compensation, against the alleged creator of the "Elusive" GTA V cheat.
Take Two alleges that the cheat has caused severe harm, and requests $150,000 compensation, the maximum statutory damages for copyright infringement and legal costs amounting to  $69,686.
The company has filed several lawsuits in the US and abroad, targeting alleged cheaters. In August the company filed a case against Florida resident Jhonny Perez, accusing him of copyright infringement by creating and distributing a cheating tool. The software, known as “Elusive,” could be used to cheat and grief, interfering with the gameplay of others.

Via TorrentFreak