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I have the game, and its in my library
Well, thanks for learning teaching me something.
UE3 was never free so any violations they did, which were likely all on UE3 had to be via the officially licensed engine. Aka A LOT of money.
And there's no way they did Insanity on the UDK. And even if they did the UDK is only free if you don't make money. Once you start making money the UDK licensing and royalty payments start kicking in.