By Web Desk 
Rockstar Games, the developer behind the iconic Grand Theft Auto series, has stirred controversy yet again. This time, the British band Heaven 17 has voiced outrage over what they claim is unauthorized use of their music in the upcoming GTA 6. The gaming giant is known for its creative use of soundtracks, often featuring iconic tracks from various eras, but this move has left the band fuming.
Heaven 17, a popular 80s synth-pop band, alleges that their music is being used in promotional material and possibly even the final release of GTA 6 without their permission. While the band hasn’t explicitly named the tracks in question, they claim the usage has significantly hurt their rights as artists. Fans of both the game and the band have taken to social media to express their concerns, amplifying the issue and increasing pressure on Rockstar to address it.
Rockstar Games has not yet released an official statement, but industry insiders suggest that the use of licensed tracks in the game may not have followed standard procedures. Given Rockstar’s enormous influence and past legal issues concerning copyright, this controversy could lead to a serious lawsuit, which would potentially delay the release of GTA 6.
The upcoming release of GTA 6 has already created immense excitement, with leaks and rumors suggesting a groundbreaking upgrade from previous titles. However, this latest dispute with Heaven 17 could dampen the positive buzz and add further complexity to the highly anticipated launch. Whether Rockstar can smooth over relations with the band before the game’s official release remains to be seen.