Not to be a downer but of course they own the domain. They probably registered domains for GTA 6 through 100, years ago. This is pretty par for the course for a company to own domains for products years in advance.Check the domain owner:
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RUMOR: GTA 6 potentially confirmed from Ex Employee Artstation Resume as Rockstars next game. [Discovered from GTAForums Member]
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www.grandtheftauto7.com also redirects there so...
www.grandtheftauto9.com however seems to be a purchased domain from some random french guy who has his email adress up there lol
PushSquare and every other gaming site is going to have a field day with this one. It doesn't mean anything. They registered this domain yonks ago. It's Rockstar's way of securing it for future use.
Yes this would be awesome. Again set in the 80s although the last couple of installments have been contemporary.
Of course I wouldn't mind Liberty City again. This time a hyper realistic version of NYC. As accurate as GTA4 it was still scaled down.
I swear there was a whole thread ages ago confirming Bully 2 got canned, and never got past the early stages of development?
i appreciate the news man. It is obvious its being worked on but its still nice to see it with your own eyes. Assuming the dev did not maked a mistake.
I'm hoping for a 2020 release when the consoles come out.
Fully expect a cross gen game and have to pay for the updated version arriving a month or two later.
Oh and then pay again a year later for the pc version.
Fully expect a cross gen game and have to pay for the updated version arriving a month or two later.
Oh and then pay again a year later for the pc version.
If you just want to experience the story then you can. That's how I've always played GTA.
The games don't force you to mow down pedestrians in the street. It's just something you can do because of the series sandbox like nature.
Check the domain owner:
The domain was registered all the way back in 2005 and has been redirecting to the official GTA5 site since at least mid-2013. Essentially, this is the same situation as half-life3.com, which was registered by Valve more than two decades ago (mid-1999 to be exact, probably not long after Half-Life 2 was greenlit) and has been redirecting to the official Half-Life website just about ever since.
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I realize that's a year old thread but "GTA company making new GTA game" isn't really news imo.
yet when they announce it, its gonna generate the more hype than any other game
Didn't Team Bondi get shut down? LA Noire 2 is extremely unlikely
Shark cards business is pretty much the Activision way of making money with a single, beloved IP. It's also why they didn't bother with story DLCs.
I want Max Payne though... :(
I'm currently nearing the end of RDR2 which is more or less tied with Witcher 3 as the best game I've played this gen, simply stunning. I guess I should be glad Rockstar are still making narrative driven games with ridiculous attention to detail.
I'm currently nearing the end of RDR2 which is more or less tied with Witcher 3 as the best game I've played this gen, simply stunning. I guess I should be glad Rockstar are still making narrative driven games with ridiculous attention to detail.
you know .. justified violence .. like the godfather
Companies looking for cheap outsourcing to avoid crunching their home base
I started out thinking "You know what, actually, I've always kind of role-played these games and never done that"
Then I realised I always did after the single player was done, and I was just roaming.
Then I realised GTA V gave me the perfect character to do so as an excuse.
The definition of 'justified' here would have me questioning myself in real life. 'Narratively justified' I could see. 'Actually justified', not so much.
I dunno man. At some point we have to stop running away from the idea GTA games (or any game) encourage you to do things you wouldn't do in real life; and instead change the conversation to whether that's an issue in the first place.