This might be an abbreviation of "Red Dead Redemption 1 Rockstar Presents," which matches the text seen in the game's logo. A few weeks back, the original RDR received a brand new age rating from ...

Rockstar Games' black and yellow logo is among the most recognizable symbols in the video game industry, especially among GTA and Red Dead Redemption fans. The logo has been in the franchise since ...

Take-Two didn’t provide any additional context for objecting to Remedy’s new logo, but the Rockstar Games logo was submitted in its own filings as evidence against the trademark application ...

If you squint hard enough, in the corner of the logo, the trademark (TM) has been replaced with 'R' for "registered". This was highlighted by Rockstar Games enthusiast and social media user 'Tez2'.

A new Red Dead Redemption logo has popped up on Rockstar Games‘ official website, pointing towards a possible remaster or relaunch. READ MORE: How ‘Red Dead Redemption 2’’s ‘The ...

Take-Two Interactive has filed a trademark dispute against Remedy Entertainment, stating that its logo is too similar to that of Rockstar Games. Take-Two claims that it believes there’s a ...

It’s a small change, as the logo now says “Rockstar Games Presents” overtop the title where it previously didn’t, though this could be a change in preparation for the remaster which will ...

As first reported by Jake of RespawnFirst, Take-Two has filed a trademark dispute against Remedy for using a new logo similar to the logo for Rockstar Games.

If you haven’t seen the newly-leaked logo, which leaked via the files of a new GTA Online update, it is pack full of references to games and series Rockstar Games has shipped over the years ...

Nicole Carpenter is a senior reporter specializing in investigative features about labor issues in the game industry, as well as the business and culture of games. But Take-Two Interactive is ...