Rockstar revealed it'll be killing support for its titular video editor for GTA Online's PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions on February 20.
On the developer's newsletter, it cited the "technical capabilities" of the previous console generation. GTA Online has been around since 2013, and its PS4 and Xbox One version will be 10 in November.
By ending last-gen support for the editor, Rockstar hopes to keep those versions "updated with GTA Online additions for as long as possible." Current-generation and PC players will be unaffected by this change.
Along with the editor, clips or projects saved by players won't be seen on the consoles after that date. Rockstar advised players export those projects and clips before February 20.
There's been a gradual closing down of online services for games up there in age. Rockstar hasn't been in those conversations, but time is clearly catching up with its most successful title to date.
With Grand Theft Auto 6 incoming, both last and current-gen versions of GTA Online could soon be shuttered entirely.
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