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Rockstar Games Needs to Change Its Strategy After GTA 6
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Rockstar Games is in need of a change in strategy after GTA 6.
It’s no secret that Rockstar Games has a reputation and process unlikely really anyone else in the industry.
Why Rockstar Should Change Its StrategyIn the span of 13 years, Rockstar will have released three brand new games: GTA 5, Red Dead Redemption 2, and GTA 6.
Rockstar North did Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar San Diego did Red Dead Redemption, and teams like Rockstar Vancouver worked on titles like Bully.
What Rockstar Should Make After GTA 6bullyThis article was largely prompted by Rockstar Games co-founder Dan Houser revealing why Bully 2 never happened.