Model claiming to be the Grand Theft driver prototype to Rstar claim 250 million USD

Video games are becoming more and more like movies. A model named Michael Washington is suing Rockstar Games and Take-two Interactive Software to claim 250 million dollars.　　He claims that the main role of "Grand Theft Auto: San Antilles Antilles" is based on his youth. Washington is a model and a substitute singer for Cypress Mountain.　　In a charge filed in the Los Angeles High Court, he said he had met with the game's developers and answered questions about his street career, including how teenagers in gangs rode their bikes around the streets. He says game developers will notify him if they use him in the game.　　But they did not inform him. Washington was surprised to see how much the protagonist "CJ" in the game seemed to miss him. He said his story was stolen, so he demanded a 25% profit for the billions of dollar game.　　According to some websites, his name appears in the game's thanks list. The figure in the character prototype of the leading actor in a lawsuit document currently, video game critics discuss the role and plot of the game, but the developers of the game have few disclaimers such as "identical coincidence". Maybe they should. (Digging the shell net)