Heaven 17 Rejects Rockstar's $7,500 Offer for GTA 6 Soundtrack
Martyn Ware condemns the lowball offer for the use of 'Temptation,' sparking broader talks on artist compensation in games.
- Heaven 17's Martyn Ware criticized Rockstar's $7,500 offer for a permanent buyout of the song 'Temptation.'
- Ware highlighted the contrast between the offer and GTA V's $8.6 billion revenue.
- The musician refused the deal, asserting it undervalued his work and didn't provide fair royalties.
- The incident has ignited discussions about the fairness of compensation for artists in the gaming industry.
- GTA VI's release is anticipated in the latter half of 2025 with high expectations.